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In April, I had my water heater replaced. It's a new one with a status light, which is currently glowing blue (nominal).
I noticed that the white sealant on the pipe going up and out of the water heater was a little soft. It wasn't dripping but visually I could see that it wasn't dry and stiff.
See the attached photo. Is this normal given how hot the pipe gets with water coming out? (I had ran a bath about an hour before I took the photo). This seems to make sense to me given how hot the water in the pipe would get but I wanted to sanity check, since I do have a warranty on the parts and installation.
(Also the burn marks are from when they cut the pipe on the previous water heater.)
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