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I've decorated a few rooms recently which has involved the draining
and removal of radiators. I'm just about to put the last one back on, however before I do this it struck me that I've probably diluted the inhibitor. The towel rail came off a couple of times due to a leaky TRV. I know the best approach would be to drain the system and refill adding inhibitor. I haven't drained this system before (moved in earlier this year) and November doesn't strike me as a good time to start experimenting with ways to clear airlocks. The previous owners left no indication of what type of inhibitor may have been in the system. My question is, am I safe to add more inhibitor in to the system without draining down? TIA Marc |
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