Central heating inhibitor and cleaner to prevent the build up of scale and protect against corrosion. Treats up to 10 radiators. Supplied with filling kit.
Product contents:
500ml inhibitor, 500ml cleaner and filling kit comprising cap, flexible hose and 2 x adaptors.
Specifications:
Freezing point: -5°C.
Top comments
Jupiter Obscure
9 Mar 165#14
The easiest way is if you have a towel radiator, close both valves, then unscrew the top valve and syphon enough out to be able to pour in the treatment.
nomnomnomnom
9 Mar 163#15
Eh?
A clean / inhibitor change in your central heating system is one of the easiest and best ways to make sure it stays in shape.
You only need to do it every few years. It can make a massive difference to how long your radiators last. Certainly if your system has mixed metals in them.
djbenny1 to cdbandit
9 Mar 163#12
placebo effect lol :laughing:
All comments (28)
Andypand
9 Mar 161#1
Bargain!
Hoppie
9 Mar 16#2
No sure about this I used the no nonsense 1 litre some years back and I'm sure it said 1 litre per 10 rads (100 litres) which is the same as toolstations rad inhibitor, if I get round to it I might calc how much water is in my 8 rad system :neutral_face:
shortchanged to Hoppie
9 Mar 16#27
what are the sizes of your rads and i'll tell you
lucyferror
9 Mar 162#3
Sorry for stupid question but is it worth anything?
Sliwka to lucyferror
9 Mar 16#5
+1
deanos
9 Mar 16#4
thanks bought 2 as i have 14 rads ,
Gollywood
9 Mar 16#6
Is this easy to DIY. Do you need any special tools/knowledge etc?
Gollywood
9 Mar 16#7
Is this easy to DIY. Do you need any special tools/knowledge etc?
ssc1 to Gollywood
9 Mar 16#8
yes quite, have to drain the system and refill just should need a set of adjustable's. instructions included.
matthat
9 Mar 16#9
can be difficult with pressurised systems as there is no easy way to get it in
Ellie Phant to matthat
9 Mar 16#11
Then you do the obvious.... and release the pressure..... then repressurise.
ssc1 to matthat
9 Mar 16#13
i have a combi isolate one rad drain off , close add then open system. refill to add pressure.
cdbandit
9 Mar 16#10
Used this stuff before. Had no issues and system runs nicely.
djbenny1 to cdbandit
9 Mar 163#12
placebo effect lol :laughing:
Jupiter Obscure
9 Mar 165#14
The easiest way is if you have a towel radiator, close both valves, then unscrew the top valve and syphon enough out to be able to pour in the treatment.
SFconvert to Jupiter Obscure
9 Mar 16#24
I second that, after trying in vain to "inject" some into a radiator, the towel rail method is perfect as you can just tip it in. Also if you have a magnetex filter, you can isolate that, take the water out and replace with inhibitor, providing you don't need 2 doses.
nomnomnomnom
9 Mar 163#15
Eh?
A clean / inhibitor change in your central heating system is one of the easiest and best ways to make sure it stays in shape.
You only need to do it every few years. It can make a massive difference to how long your radiators last. Certainly if your system has mixed metals in them.
united4eva
9 Mar 16#16
How does this stuff compare to the other brands like Sentinel etc?
From my understanding this works even better with a Magatec type device attached to the boiler to collect the **** from the system.
mrblubo to united4eva
9 Mar 161#19
well...
used it before and...
U get what u paid for! !!
get 2-3 packs per system maybe better as 1 bottle of cleaner will do feck all
united4eva
9 Mar 16#17
There is no doubting the science of it.
blawford
9 Mar 16#18
I am replacing a radiator soon that will require me to drain the system, so good timing. Heat from me.
themorgatron
9 Mar 161#20
Lettergold Water Treatment make a lot of own brand inhibitor, including No Nonsense,BES,PTS, Everbuild and a lot more.
I've always used the cheapest possible inhibitor that's buildcert approved (this is), simply to comply with boiler manufacturer requirements. You don't need to be draining a system every couple of years and re-filling with inhibitor, if you have to it's a sign there's something wrong with it.
Funnily enough they don't use inhibitor at all in Germany or Holland.
iambigred
9 Mar 16#21
Good price, picked up this afternoon. It comes in a pack with a nozzle that makes pouring into the system a bit easier.
reddychvb
9 Mar 16#22
Thanks, picked up one.
Jay20VT
9 Mar 16#23
its like a coolant for your car radiator but its not ha ha ha.. joking. reduces corrosion in cent heat system. every system should have this really
OnPoint
9 Mar 16#25
Thanks reserved the last two locally, great timing as we are having to replace a radiator :smiley:
Rhys1979
9 Mar 16#26
Cheaper than inhibitor alone, ordered - thanks OP
Hoppie
10 Mar 16#28
1200 x 600 single 2No
600 x 600 single 3No
700 x 600 double
1000 x 300 single
900 x 600 towel rad
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Opening post
Central heating inhibitor and cleaner to prevent the build up of scale and protect against corrosion. Treats up to 10 radiators. Supplied with filling kit.
Product contents:
500ml inhibitor, 500ml cleaner and filling kit comprising cap, flexible hose and 2 x adaptors.
Specifications:
Freezing point: -5°C.
Top comments
A clean / inhibitor change in your central heating system is one of the easiest and best ways to make sure it stays in shape.
You only need to do it every few years. It can make a massive difference to how long your radiators last. Certainly if your system has mixed metals in them.
All comments (28)
A clean / inhibitor change in your central heating system is one of the easiest and best ways to make sure it stays in shape.
You only need to do it every few years. It can make a massive difference to how long your radiators last. Certainly if your system has mixed metals in them.
From my understanding this works even better with a Magatec type device attached to the boiler to collect the **** from the system.
used it before and...
U get what u paid for! !!
get 2-3 packs per system maybe better as 1 bottle of cleaner will do feck all
I've always used the cheapest possible inhibitor that's buildcert approved (this is), simply to comply with boiler manufacturer requirements. You don't need to be draining a system every couple of years and re-filling with inhibitor, if you have to it's a sign there's something wrong with it.
Funnily enough they don't use inhibitor at all in Germany or Holland.
600 x 600 single 3No
700 x 600 double
1000 x 300 single
900 x 600 towel rad