Hot water

information · 21 Oct 2006

I have a worcester combination boiler. When I run the hot water at a low flow rate, it comes out a milky colour. Could someone please tell me what causes this??

breezer · 21 Oct 2006

what happens with a cold tap at low flow?

voiceofthemysteron · 21 Oct 2006

information said:
I have a worcester combination boiler. When I run the hot water at a low flow rate, it comes out a milky colour. Could someone please tell me what causes this??

It's caused by Oxygen.

JohnD · 21 Oct 2006

If you run it into a glass, does it clear with a couple of seconds? If so, not a prob, it is just tiny air bubbles.

Guinness does the same.

Nige F · 22 Oct 2006

voiceofthemysteron said:
information said:

I have a worcester combination boiler. When I run the hot water at a low flow rate, it comes out a milky colour. Could someone please tell me what causes this??

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It's caused by Oxygen.

Captain Scarlet is after you

information · 22 Oct 2006

Cold water no problem. Yes it clears after a few seconds. Happy that it is air. Thank you all.

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