I've noticed that the hot water coming from the faucet is very cloudy, but the cold seems to be OK. Do you think it's a problem with the hot water heater? I only moved in recently, and the house was empty for about 3 months.
It is most likely just dissolved air. Let it sit for a while and see if it starts to clear, starting from the bottom. The amount of air water can hold is temperature and pressure dependent.
R > I've noticed that the hot water coming from the faucet is very cloudy, but R > the cold seems to be OK. Do you think it's a problem with the hot water R > heater? I only moved in recently, and the house was empty for about 3 R > months.
If cloudy and then clears within five minutes it is probably normal: air dissolved in water and is noticeable more in winter months due to the colder water in the supply pipes.
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