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Cost to fit replacement radiators
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Have PM'd you Cheeky. He's one of the good guys, don't worry;)
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Is it neccessary to power flush a system when radiator pipe work has been changed/moved?
cheers0 -
Good morning: Depends on the condition of your system ... adding central inhibitor to the system after rad changes etc. is essential..... whether you power or manually flush will remove 'sludge' that might be in the pipework and rads. Changes to the CH system can stir up the sludge and affects TRvs etc. More info here http://www.fernox.com/?cccpage=break_down_guide&sub=2
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