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southcoastrgi wrote: »8 ltrs where do you live buck house ? :eek:
I didn't think you could get MB1 anymore ?
OP X100 1 ltr per 10 rads
4 liters of MB1 for up to 10 rads. We've worked in numerous properties with more than 20.;)0 -
The OP says:
Does not compute. How do you get 8 litres of fluid into a sealed heating system without removing 8 liters of fluid from the sealed heating system?
O.P.: MB1 is a 'heritage product' and can be replaced by the F1 Liquid, Super Concentrate or Express.
I was referring to the concentrate in cartridge form. That would I think be less than a litre.No free lunch, and no free laptop
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I was referring to the concentrate in cartridge form. That would I think be less than a litre.
OP said
no mention of 'concentrate in cartridge form' (another expensive option) made by OP or you.Fernox MB-1. 8 litres
As SCRGI suggested in his post use X100, the MSE option, on offer at Screwfix for £11.990
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