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Dirtmag did its job

mattmia2
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I flushed the dirtmag without removing the magnet a couple days ago, was absolutely clear water, flushed it again today removing the magnet and got this:

This is probably overkill for my system since it is an ss modcon with copper, pex, and a little bit of iron piping and one runtal type emitter with the rest copper or brass.

This is probably overkill for my system since it is an ss modcon with copper, pex, and a little bit of iron piping and one runtal type emitter with the rest copper or brass.
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Nice job! Actually systems with small % of ferrous metals can see a greater breakdown and production of magnetite, called the relative area effect. It is a good idea to have mag protection on all new and old systems, as your blowdown proves.Bob "hot rod" Rohr
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