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Green additve for steam furnace

Bob_105
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Two years ago the plumber added two small containers (about an ounce each)of what looked like green and white powder, which made the water in the furnace a light green. It really kept the water clean and the traps were quieter. Can anyone tell me what it is called and where I can get it. Not too many people in my area know about steam, and the plumber is no longer alive. Please help. Thanks
Bob
Bob
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Sounds like
Surge Master . Works great for us too .0 -
Do you know where I can get it? Would a plumbing supply store have it?
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Yes , a plumbing supply
should have it or a similar product like it . Heres the link for it ( didn't know it was made by Rectorseal )
http://www.rectorseal2.com/index.php?site_id=1&product_id=1710
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