I am sure you know all about Intergas boilers and where every screw is as well, like some mechanics know where all the nuts are in say a Ford engine as they work for a Ford dealer. You could not design a combi, while Bernard probably could. But you know not much at all about the Intergas' direct competitor, which clearly has advantages over your pet boiler. Your total castigation of the Ferroli as a `product`raises alarm bells on your `opinions`. If you are more objective about the competition then people may take you more seriously. You should take that onboard.
I think I would rather fit two quality lever valves and a straight washing machine valve which is left `open` with a cap on. If the washing machine valve seizes up in the open position it does not matter.
It would be far easier for you to show that your knowledge of other products is not limited. ( if indeed it is not limited )
Typical response and what I expected. Dan, take onboard what I wrote. Many read these threads who do not contribute. Many search and read them in months to come. Many would be put off from buying an Intergas by your attitude. Get it sorted and be objective.
Good point, selecting / formulating a de-scaling fluid for stainless steel pipe work is much easier than selecting / formulating a de-scaling fluid for copper pipe work. ( CIP in the food industry experience )
Agree that with parallel pass one tube may get de-scaled and then the fluid takes that route and the other parallel tube does not get adequate flow of de-scaling fluid.
Nice pun
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