Is there any merit to the plastification of 'Furnox'? I don't know whether to do this in my radiators.

Answer 1

Don't hesitate to use it, use Restorer on your existing heating system and when it is flushed and clean, put in Protector. It will greatly improve the performance of your heating system, as long as the instructions for use are followed correctly.

I have been using Fernox (and similar products) for years and I have NEVER seen it 'eat' through radiators or joints.

Answer 2

Excelent and essential stuff.

A friend put in his own CH system 20 years ago, but never bothered about the Fernox. 3 of his 9 radiators have sprung leaks (eaten through) in the last year!

Answer 3

Central heating systems develop rust and sludge over time that results in cold spots on the radiator's and premature pump failure.
If you use Furnox it will prevent the formation of rust and acts as a lubricant for the pump.

Answer 4

Yes it stops the radiators form rusting inside , and it keeps the valves clean .

Answer 5

I have had fernox in my system for 10 years or so and if i have to drain a rad its as clean as when i put it in, what i drain out i put back into the expansion tank in the loft so not to dilute it , but you need to put it in when the system is first installed . hope this helps

Answer 6

Plastification ? never heard that one, Fernox is a de-oxygenating agent, therefore scavengis oxygen in your system and reduces corrosion, definately recommended

Answer 7

This stuff is ok but the problem with that sort of stuff is on an old system, it rots or eats away at the seals and joints, especially old boilers where the water jacket leaks.

Answer 8

I think you mean FERNOX! Plastification?????

http://www.fernox.com/?set_language=en&cccpage=home

Answer 9

Think about it as putting oil in your car. Now do you still think It`s necessary???

Answer 10

what the hell are you talking about!!!!!!!!!!!!