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On Friday, 10 November 2017 09:52:38 UTC, Tim Lamb wrote:
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On Thursday, 9 November 2017 17:08:52 UTC, DerbyBorn wrote:
Do they all need to be thoroughly removed after a short period?


My system had 3 sluggish radiators. I had one re-piped during some
alterations. It turned out I had some sediment in the outlet union from the
manifold. Perhaps flux type debris from the original build.

Unfortunately I was out when the plumber did the job so wasn't in a
position to get the other unions checked. I now stil lhave 2 rads that are
a bit sluggish.

I would like to run with a long term cleaner in the system. I always have
an inhibitor and the water is very clean - I also have a magnetic think.

Any suggestions - is there something that I can use all through the winter
without it attacking my boiler - but might clean any partial blockages
(microbore of course)


I think it was Fernox that says it can stay in.


Is there something I should be putting in my boiler heat exchanger in
readiness for a reinstall?

History, 3 years use on a system with steel radiators followed by 12
months emptied out waiting for a plumber to put it back on the wall.

It was fitted with a filter but there have been suggestions that sludge
may have hardened blocking the heat exchanger and leading to kettling on
re-use.


Just CH cleaner.


NT