LOL, so funny and all that.
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20 years ago
Magnetic limescale inhibitors - useful or carp?
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20 years ago
First of 2004? Here we go!!!
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11 years ago
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11 years ago
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11 years ago
I understood that they do not reduce the content, I mean how can they, they tend to make the particlles clump and one supposes that this will only be effective if there are not too many of them!
Brian
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11 years ago
Exactly like the technology.
One particular unit claims bit things for an alternating hf current in a coil. It is so annoying that it screws up radio reception for several hhouses near it, and of course it don't work neither.
If there was any validity in this, then in the intervening years they would have been developed surely?
Brian
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5 years ago
replying to IMM, Scott wrote: Vulcan anti-limescale systems have been servicing industry for over 40 years and have systems capable of treating up to 1 meter diameter pipes with references I have a Vulcan V5000 installed for over 5 years and the results are impressive Not cheap but worth the investment as the average lifespan is 30 years