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Phosphate doser questions
I posted recently asking about "descalers" for combi boilers.
I spoke to my friend who has pretty much decided to get a "Fernox Quantomat". From what I can see it's suitable for whole house use as well as protecting the boiler. What are the advantages to protecting the whole house instead of just the boiler? Scale build up only occurs on the hot side so is there any point protecting the cold water circuit? Obvious disadvantages are that it'll cost more and the family will be drinking water with phosphates in it. (fwiw, he's never had any problems with appliances scaling up.) Unless anyone can see an advantage to whole house protection I'll recommend fitting it to the boiler only. sponix |
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