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What colour should my CH water be?
I drained a rad into a demijohn at the weekend, someone's already commented
on how good my home-brew looks! It's the colour of black tea, but not cloudy at all. Is this correct? Or should it be clearer? A few small hard black lumps also came out. I replaced all but two of the rads 18 months ago, the system wasn't flushed but was drained down completely. Quality (Sentinel X100) inhibitor added. Should I run some X400 through it? Thanks P |
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What colour should my CH water be?
"Owain" wrote in message ... PM wrote: I drained a rad into a demijohn at the weekend, someone's already commented on how good my home-brew looks! It's the colour of black tea, but not cloudy at all. Is this correct? Or should it be clearer? Approximately the colour of Lapsang souchon? Way over my head. Builders' tea would do it :-) Had a look in the F&E tank last night, there was a brown scum floating on the water. I cleaned it all out but if it comes back I'll run some sludge remover through. |
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What colour should my CH water be?
"PM" wrote Had a look in the F&E tank last night, there was a brown scum floating on the water. I cleaned it all out but if it comes back I'll run some sludge remover through. This can be a fungal growth. If serious get on to Fernox who do some "fungicidal hoochermejiga" sort of stuff that goes in the header tank to cure it. Phil |
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What colour should my CH water be?
On Wed, 26 Mar 2008 08:41:17 +0000, PM wrote:
"Owain" wrote in message Approximately the colour of Lapsang souchon? Way over my head. Builders' tea would do it :-) Should be more like the colour of Builders' tea (used) ;-) -- John Stumbles I used to be forgetful but now I ... um .... |
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What colour should my CH water be?
John Stumbles wrote:
On Wed, 26 Mar 2008 08:41:17 +0000, PM wrote: "Owain" wrote in message Approximately the colour of Lapsang souchon? Way over my head. Builders' tea would do it :-) Should be more like the colour of Builders' tea (used) ;-) But doesn't that indicate rhabdomyolysis? (uk.d-i-y passim) :-) -- Rod Hypothyroidism is a seriously debilitating condition with an insidious onset. Although common it frequently goes undiagnosed. www.thyromind.info www.thyroiduk.org www.altsupportthyroid.org |
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