called out friday to a block of new built flats and found the water outlets keep blocking as there is this translucent grit it the water system, and lots of it, clean the filters in the taps run the tap and fills up again.
the grit visually look like salt, however has a different consistency when you crush it.
the flats have different risers and not all of the flats have been effected, that said lots of the flats were foreign investors and are empty 'buy to leave investments'
the grit to my mind is in the water system and coming from outside my customers flat
each flat has a Dakin Altherma HT cylinder for the underfloor heating and hot water, in some of the flats these have been flushed but are now out of warranty
tried to get access to the plant room to see the cold water storage, but was denied access by the caretaker who was extremely cagey on the whole subject, but he did let slip someone comes to test the water once a week. i thought normally those type of tanks get a annual inspection
the flat owner has never been given any straight answers, he's been told it was the heat pumps, or that it was some type of sacrificial anode (the grit is not metal)
the grit visually look like salt, however has a different consistency when you crush it.
the flats have different risers and not all of the flats have been effected, that said lots of the flats were foreign investors and are empty 'buy to leave investments'
the grit to my mind is in the water system and coming from outside my customers flat
each flat has a Dakin Altherma HT cylinder for the underfloor heating and hot water, in some of the flats these have been flushed but are now out of warranty
tried to get access to the plant room to see the cold water storage, but was denied access by the caretaker who was extremely cagey on the whole subject, but he did let slip someone comes to test the water once a week. i thought normally those type of tanks get a annual inspection
the flat owner has never been given any straight answers, he's been told it was the heat pumps, or that it was some type of sacrificial anode (the grit is not metal)