Scale Wizard (limescale inhibitor)

Here, Instructions.

Can you do that in English or is Gibberish the limit of your "talent"?

This one needs to be tagged.

Fit a filter just after the device then it grabs it all in the system. It is doing what it is supposed to do. Spirovent do fresh water filters.

If you're going to be pompous, at least make the effort to write grammatically.

(The correct phrase that escaped you was "You should have RUN with it longer").

HTH.

Tim

Sounds like your mains supply is unusually hard.

We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold. I remember snipped-for-privacy@googlemail.com saying something like:

I fitted one to my central heating system and it keeps spewing out pound notes. Bargain!

Not especially hard, but hard all the same - central South Coast.

Our local shop (a reptile specialist) used to sell it, in tiny bottles for putting a nice polish on yer' python.

I bought several and handed them out to pointy-haired managers and sales people, when needed.

It doesn't work by chemistry though, it works by Sympathetic Relational Vibration (or somesuch homeopathic nonsense). Ask them about the chemistry and they just wriggle - the claim is that the composition remains unchanged, but the scale's "inclination" to crystallise is changed.

Obviously its crystal energy is subluxated by the sympathetic harmonic vibrational field. :-|

Dunno about the stock number but blue tapered canister thingy. Dunno about the price either - I bought 10 when they were on offer at £20 ea and still got a load :-)

As for refills I think one should be able to get the dilithium crystals elsewhere and refill the cartridge (it's just a plastic tube with a screwed end cap). However I haven't been fitting them long enough (just over a year) to know how long they last. They do have a load more crystals in them than the combimates though.

Only problem with them is they're a surprising PITA to fit: they have 3/4" BSP female connectors and come with 3/4" BSP M x M plastic adapters. Don't even think of fitting anything else: it's *ever* so easy to cross-thread them. Nowadays I use 3/4" bath tap flexible tap connector hoses to connect onto them, but even then one has to drill out the end of the plastic adapter which is otherwise too thick-bore to mate with the tap connector end: a conecut is the biz for doing this.

I think the issue (as explained by combimate) is that the crystals are a lot more soluble at higher temperatures, so try to keep the inhibitor cool for longer life.

Damn'. OK.

We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold. I remember John Stumbles saying something like:

I've been robbed! Why, that slick doorstep salesman told me it would pay for itself inside a fortnight.

In message , ARWadsworth writes

Well, since all the other inmates of Drivel's home" probably are, it's all he knows

Maxie, at least I have a home and it is increasing in value. Foreclosure in Watford Maxie? Sad I know. Very sad Maxie. Are you in sheltered accommodation? My sympathies go out to you.

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I think he's worried about the timescale Driv

Maxie, you are just fabulous. Fantastic indeed. What a man! And you play in a Paddy band too. Fantastic!!!!

We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold. I remember YAPH saying something like:

I've had a half-bag (refill size) of the sodium polyphosphate crystals suspended in my cold tank for the past five months and it's lost about