Kilrock Inhibitor
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throw it in fella
as i used to say before i moved
owts better than nowt
as i used to say before i moved
owts better than nowt
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Never heard of it in 40 years, it's probably a pint of Guinness for all anyone knows, if boilers under warranty put in what they recommend.
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The Kilrock chemicals are very cheap, they might be OK but I would be uneasy relying on them to protect a system that cost me thousands of pounds.
Wish there was a reliable and fully independent test survey on them.
Wish there was a reliable and fully independent test survey on them.
chuck some fairy in.
Kilrock is a kettle descaler isn't it? Yellow bottle? READ THE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY!
Is it wras approved ? one probably pays a premiumn for certain branded names , if the truth be known there is probably no difference apart from the price between some of the cheaper brands & those that are more expensive ??
WRAS = water regulation advisory service (approved)
Fernox and Sentinel sell to professional heating engineers and support their products.
I expect both will be exhibiting at the Installer Exhibition this week.
Killrock sell to the cheap end of the domestic market. They will not be at the exhibition. Need I say more?
Tony
I expect both will be exhibiting at the Installer Exhibition this week.
Killrock sell to the cheap end of the domestic market. They will not be at the exhibition. Need I say more?
Tony
Not the best of tests but it may be of some interest: http://wiki.diyfaq.org.uk/index.php?title=Corrosion_Inhibitor
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