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GlyAnti-freeze boiler help
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Eric_13
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I have everything needed to antifreeze my fathers boiler. Is there a set way it has to be done? I was going with a 50/50 mixture.
Is it as simple as draining the boiler into containers, taking the amount of water and cut it in half, pump water and anti-freeze back into the boiler?
Thanks for the help
Is it as simple as draining the boiler into containers, taking the amount of water and cut it in half, pump water and anti-freeze back into the boiler?
Thanks for the help
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antfreeze
Make sure you only use a boiler anti-freeze. I find out how much a boiler holds then determine the approx capacity in the system. The containers will tell how much to dilute to be safe. You can also test the concentration. Most boiler anti-freeze is -100 full strenght. Just do not use car anti-freexe.0 -
What kind of system do you have? System will depend on how you will remove air without loosing anti-freeze.0 -
Premix
Mix it as you pump it in.
-Andrew0 -
Keep in mind that it will affect your system pump capacity.
S Davis
Apex Radiant Heating0
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