Shower Tripping!

[flashbang]

Yes Breezer. I do mean the chamber. I had to practically chisel it out. It may be powder related, but (to my knowledge) we're using the same washing liquid, in a ball, that we have used for many years now, and a finishing softner in the final rinse....
This may also have caused the demise of the pump. As the pump was running for a very long time, because the pressure switch still indicated a full drum!!
I still blame the water though.
Flashbang.

 

[Juno 60]

Perhaps these elecromagnetic water conditioners work are a con, or maybe they work in some systems and don't work at all in others. I think I'll assume the latter and also assume that it wouldn't work well in my hot water system, hence saving me the expenditure.

 

[masona]

Perhaps these elecromagnetic water conditioners work are a con,Anybody have any experience of the Scalewatcher?

I don't know anyone who've got one but I've found out about this at the "Daily Mails Ideal Home Exhibition" at Earl Courts 4 years ago and have won 9 awards and "Which's" approval including most DIY magazine which went thru' their tough tests.I will be trying it when funds allow me as I have nothing to lose with their money back guarantee if you're not happy with it and have a 98% success rate which not many manufacter's can claim this.Apparently it can takes approx 6 month before any noticeable difference depending how bad the scales is,so don't expect it to happen overnight.I would say the downsize would be the cost but you get what you pay for,as there are so many on the market are nowhere near the claim scalewatcher record.
I too would be interest if anyone have this product but having that if you get your money back then surely it got to be worth a try ?

p.s. got to be great for the combi boiler owner as it might solves the scale up problems ??????