Descaling Gel ?

Apr 26, 2004 10 Replies

I may be mad but . . .



Is there something equivelant to descaler you use in kettles to use on surfaces where liquid would run - hence a gel or similar ?



thanks


Yup.Kilrock Gel, you should be able to get it at a good 'old fashioned' ironmonger if you have one near you, otherwise google for kilrock. They do (or did) mail order.

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i use kilrock liquid in the kettle

didnt know about a gel

i'll google

thanks

"zero" wrote in news:1083011493.92767.0 @demeter.uk.clara.net:

Robert Dyas keep it, at least my local one does

mike r

Fernox do a paste in a tub as well....

Do these sort of things contain a corrosion inhibitor? My wife used kettle descaler on chrome bathroom fittings, which then severely pitted and had to be replaced. Has anyone else had problems like that?

Perhaps I should get a magnetic descaler (ducks quickly)

Eric

Also LimeLite gel, available in the cleaning materials section of my local Tesco. It is not a thick gel so runs a little.

Regards, VivienB

i get the kilrock liquid from robert dyas (top store)

but not noticed the gel - will have another look

thanks

"zero" wrote in news:1083104916.45758.0 @demeter.uk.clara.net:

Hope they have it, my local one is pretty unreliable about actually having advertised stock on the shelves.

mike r

Thanks wanderer and mike

my local dyas found it as the computer said it was in stock but no one had heard of it

its totally different packaging than the distinctive liquid version

i'll have a butchers at it weekend

thanks

p.s. thank god for the internet !

Superdrug do an own brand viscous liquid limescale remover. Works quite well, cheaper than any other brands that I had seen.

-- Richard Sampson

email me at richard at olifant d-ot co do-t uk

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