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I'm shortly going to be getting a new combi boiler fitted and one of the options the installer has offered is to fit a deareator. I'd never even heard of such a thing before but with Google's help I do at least have a vague idea what one does now.
What I'm not sure about is whether it's a necessity or just a bit of a nice to have? If it's a straight forward boiler swap (same location, same pipes, etc) and includes a system flush, is it a sensible thing to add in? Or not worth it?
Plus it seems like it's something that could be retro-fitted at a later date if necessary...is that right?
What I'm not sure about is whether it's a necessity or just a bit of a nice to have? If it's a straight forward boiler swap (same location, same pipes, etc) and includes a system flush, is it a sensible thing to add in? Or not worth it?
Plus it seems like it's something that could be retro-fitted at a later date if necessary...is that right?