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Draining Boiler for the summer?

Don \"Grumpy\" Walsh
Don \"Grumpy\" Walsh Member Posts: 184
in THE MAIN WALL
I had a call today from a prospective commercial client asking if I would drain their boiler system for the summer. I asked why they would want that done, and they said their former service contractor (now deceased) did that annually for the last 20 years. Anyone have a logical reason as to why someone would do this to a hot water boiler?

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  • Brad White_67
    Brad White_67 Member Posts: 16
    The better to

    sell them a new one sooner, would be my guess....

    Deoxygenated water is like black gold to me. Maybe the contractor drew it off and sold it?

    I dunno :) I do not think that is something a Dead Man would do and at this point I am probably right, rest his soul.
  • Unknown
    Unknown
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    Only reason to drain any water from system (reduce pressure) is to do any repair(s) or chaging the pipings... Otherwise the water stays in the system.....
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