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Central heating inhibitor
A few weeks ago I drained my entire system down to fit thermostatic valves
and insulation behind some radiators. I refilled and tested and all OK. A
few more weeks will pass before I drain it again to add a towel radiator in
the bathroom. Is it wise to go this long without adding the inhibitor? I
have enough for one dose, but not two. The boiler is a 3 year old combi.
TIA
Mike H
Date:Mon, 03 Oct 2005 11:31:24 GMT
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Re: Central heating inhibitor
"Mike Hale" wrote in message
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> A few weeks ago I drained my entire system down to fit thermostatic valves
> and insulation behind some radiators. I refilled and tested and all OK. A
> few more weeks will pass before I drain it again to add a towel radiator
in
> the bathroom. Is it wise to go this long without adding the inhibitor? I
> have enough for one dose, but not two. The boiler is a 3 year old combi.
Won't hurt at all for a short while like that.
TonyB
Date:Mon, 3 Oct 2005 22:12:03 +0000 (UTC)
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Re: Central heating inhibitor
Depends on how long is "a few", personnaly if it was only two or three weeks
id wait.
Richard
"Mike Hale" wrote in message
news:gE80f.66564$RW.14824@fe2.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
> A few weeks ago I drained my entire system down to fit thermostatic valves
> and insulation behind some radiators. I refilled and tested and all OK. A
> few more weeks will pass before I drain it again to add a towel radiator
in
> the bathroom. Is it wise to go this long without adding the inhibitor? I
> have enough for one dose, but not two. The boiler is a 3 year old combi.
> TIA
> Mike H
>
>
Date:Wed, 12 Oct 2005 20:34:52 +0100
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