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Milky coloured hot water from combi?
I had a combination boiler (Baxi/Potterton) installed about 6 weeks ago. The
boiler seems to be working okay in terms of providing central heating and hot water. The problem is that the hot water provided by the boiler has a milky white colour - to the extent that when the kitchen sink is filled with hot water the water is completely white. I thought, initially, that the problem was perhaps down to flux in the system or alternatively to limescale (I live in a very hard water area). But I think something else is probably wrong. The problem seems to be less apparent when the bath is filled with hot water and more apparent when water is drawn from a sink. Has anyone come across this before? Gareth Is this anything to be worried about? |
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