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What is a System Flush?

Why use MagnaCleanse?

Why use MagnaCleanse instead of Powerflushing to deep clean a system?

Learn how to deep clean your customers’ heating systems with ADEY MagnaCleanse

What is a System Flush?

A system flush is a deep clean of your central heating system that aims to remove sludge, dirt and debris from central heating pipes.

Corrosion occurs naturally in environments where metal and water meet. If left untreated in your heating system, corrosion can form into black iron-oxide sludge (known as sludge or magnetite) and other debris can build up in all open and closed-loop heating systems, causing performance deterioration and, ultimately, failure.

Poor water quality is a leading cause of heating system breakdown in the UK. But it’s not permanent. Performing a heating system deep clean can help heating systems perform at their best and get rid of radiator cold spots and noisy boilers.

When there’s microscopic sludge on the scene, you need a flushing machine than can deep clean and capture every single particle, not just the biggest.

Why use MagnaCleanse?

That’s where MagnaCleanse comes in.

Combining our RapidFlush adaptor and VibraClean agitator, this system flushing works to remove debris for a clean and efficient heating and cooling system.

MagnaCleanse removes even hardened debris, flushing your system of virtually all magnetite that may have built up over time if left untreated.

Why use MagnaCleanse instead of Powerflushing to deep clean a system?

There are multiple benefits for using the MagnaCleanse unit rather than a powerflushing solution to deep clean a heating system:

1. Time Saving 

MagnaCleanse system flush is a quick process. With the help of the VibraClean agitation tool, it can be even faster, with the average process being completed by one person in 2 hours on average to complete a 3-bedroom system.

Powerflushing usually requires 2 or more people and can take between 4 and 6 hours to complete.

2. Concentration of Chemicals

MagnaCleanse flush disposes of water at the end of the process, meaning that the chemicals remain concentrated and heated throughout the process as it circulates the system.

Powerflushing involves constantly draining the water from the system and the chemicals become diluted.

3. Indication of results

MagnaCleanse system flush captures the magnetite using powerful magnets. It also uses a transparent hose so you can clearly see when the system water is clear.

There is no visible demonstration that the water is clear when powerflushing as there is no transparent drain pipe

4. A Solution, Not Just a Product

The MagnaCleanse unit offers a complete solution as part of ADEY’s Best Practice process.

Powerflushing does not ensure ongoing protection of the system.

5. System Types 

The MagnaCleanse unit is suitable for all system types as it uses a boiler circulator.

Powerflushing is not suitable for older, more vulnerable systems, because of the velocity.

6. Double Magnetic Power 

Magnetite is the single biggest contributor to central heating breakdowns. The dual power of the RapidFlush filter ensures the MagnaCleanse solution gives the best possible flushing process.

Powerflushing uses only force and speed to clear the system, which can leave debris.

Learn how to deep clean your customers’ heating systems with ADEY MagnaCleanse

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