who gives a toss.
powerflushing - what method do you use?>
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So is it your belief that all rust is removed by virtue of being stuck to some sludge?
Oh, you should have said at the outset that you weren't willing to back up your claims of the Magnaclean being wonderful.Damn do ya want a spot light in my face as well
IMO magnaclean is a must on all systems ,,, its a small price for the job it does ..... you get out the wrong side today or summit ??
If you want a heated debate then Im not ya man mate !!
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Anyone who posts on this topic, I presume.
It attracts Magnatite, which is a useful feature.
However, what I asked, which nobody seems to have been able to answer, was "How do you get the remaining 10-20% of the rust out of the system".
I always find particles when I clean em out
Cheeky bugga
Anyway theres no way your gonna clean the system 100% !!
Ive answered it already !!
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I can see why you have a private profile now
What am I supposed to conclude from the fact that nobody has yet been able to explain how to get all of the rust, which is immutably hard and capable of blocking waterways, out of a system, when many people are recommending a product whose manufacturer doesn't claim gets any rust out of the system?
Are you able to explain what my profile (which isn't private) has to do with powerflushing and the functioning of a Magnaclean?
That's the one
No
I heard about it on here and found a NOS one on Fleabay after Saving a Search.
The reason it isn't effective is that I haven't fitted it yet
Not so easy to fit as a Magnaclean as it doesn't have sideways-facing connections, you have to cut the pipe and squeeze it into a gap which you then have to close up again. A bit beyond my ability to puzzle out how to do it on my existing system without great disruption. If I had a vertical pipe with an elbow to a long horizontal one I could bend, I could do it. Would be very easy to fit while doing a new installation. I suppose it coul be done using a flexible or convoluted copper but I don't like the idea.
It has a collection bowl which is far smaller than the amount a Magnaclean can collect.
At the moment I suspect any particles fall into the boiler and never come out.
No
I heard about it on here and found a NOS one on Fleabay after Saving a Search.
The reason it isn't effective is that I haven't fitted it yet
Not so easy to fit as a Magnaclean as it doesn't have sideways-facing connections, you have to cut the pipe and squeeze it into a gap which you then have to close up again. A bit beyond my ability to puzzle out how to do it on my existing system without great disruption. If I had a vertical pipe with an elbow to a long horizontal one I could bend, I could do it. Would be very easy to fit while doing a new installation. I suppose it coul be done using a flexible or convoluted copper but I don't like the idea.
It has a collection bowl which is far smaller than the amount a Magnaclean can collect.
At the moment I suspect any particles fall into the boiler and never come out.
I COULD explain many things to you softus but I cant be bothered with your condescending attitude,, there are ways to speak to people and your people skills are certainly not compatible with me !!!
There you go AGAIN !!
The magnaclean is well within the DIY'ers ability and IMO anything beyond is not necessary ..
I'll tell ya what.. DONT insult me any more ok !!
For the info of those novice readers, what the powerflush and magnaclean dont get is not worth worrying about ,, !!
SORTED !!
Er, OK.
In your opinion, how do you remove the rust that powerflushing and the Magnaclean will leave behind?
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Well, according to another poster, up to 20% of rust particles would stay in the system. You appear to think that this much rust is not capable of blocking a heat exchanger, and is not capable of wearing out a pump.
Well, your profile shows up as private when I try to look at it!!!
Have you become so paranoid about hiding your identity that you have listed it as private?
Tony
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