Flushing a new system before combi install ?

The new boiler should not be connect to any system unless its relatively clean.

However, any flushing is more effective at higher temperatures when using chemicals.

I would flush a new system with mains water first and when reasonably clean would connect the boiler and flush warm with chemicals.

We give a full guarantee on any work we do!

Take care with any suggestions from people who hide their identities.

Tony
 
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The new boiler should not be connect to any system unless its relatively clean.

However, any flushing is more effective at higher temperatures when using chemicals.

I would flush a new system with mains water first and when reasonably clean would connect the boiler and flush warm with chemicals.

We give a full guarantee on any work we do!

Take care with any suggestions from people who hide their identities. Last week I was looking at a British Gas instruction manual last week which told their operatives to ensure they gave their names! Not all do though!

Tony
 
Talking about hiding identitys Agile you still haven`t answered wether you are the Agile services ltd who companies house have thrown out for none filling of accounts. Do you have something to hide, by not answering..

As for BG by which you mean Centrica it is hard not for engineers to give there names when it` on all printed out paper work and on there shirts
 
namsag said:
Talking about hiding identitys Agile you still haven`t answered wether you are the Agile services ltd who companies house have thrown out for none filling of accounts.
I know the answer to that one. :)
 
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