After a recent drain off to sort a connection out, I am about to add some inhibitor to the system. Is it advisable, at this point, to use some cleaning fluid first, before the inhibitor. There are no problems that I know of, apart from a couple of gurgling trv's. If so, any recommended fluids to clean and inhibit?
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To flush or not to flush
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If an old system it will be prudent to use flushing fluid first and then add inhibitor.
Sentinel are the plumbers recommended or you can use Screwfixes make if you are a cheapskate like me
Sentinel are the plumbers recommended or you can use Screwfixes make if you are a cheapskate like me
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If it's all ok just put inhibitor in, if it's had some in before,try to use same stuff, if it's not had any before put in Sentinel X100.
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