Does Fernox Cleaner F3 need to be flushed out of the system?

Fernox Cleaner F3 should ideally circulate through the system for at least one hour, or up to a week. Afterward, it should be drained, and the system flushed and cleaned before adding Fernox Protector F1 or Protector + Filter Fluid, together with a Fernox TF1 Filter, to protect the system from further corrosion and scale formation.

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When should Protector + Filter Fluid be used in a heating system?

Protector + Filter Fluid should only be used in combination with an in-line system filter, which can trap and contain the debris in the system before safe removal. It is ideal for use in circumstances where a system has previously been cleaned or flushed but subsequently has not been adequately protected so further corrosion has taken place. It is also

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Is it safe to empty central heating water down the drain?

Boiler noise is usually the result of limescale deposition within the heat exchanger of a boiler. This condition is worsened if magnetite is also present in the system, as this combines with the limescale to form a much harder deposit. Boiler noise is usually the result of limescale deposition within the heat exchanger of a boiler. This condition is worsened

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Can I use Fernox Protector F1 or Protector + Filter Fluid in old systems?

Fernox Protectors are suitable for use on systems of all ages. However, it is advantageous to clean and flush the system with Fernox Cleaner F3 to remove sludge before adding the Protector F1. Alternatively, the universal Fernox Filter Fluid+ Protector can deliver sludge and debris to an existing in-line filter or a newly installed TF1 Filter, whilst protecting the system

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