Price: £16.04 ex VAT
A liquid preventative agent to inhibit the formation of calcium scale build up on the coil of hot water pressure washer boilers. Use as supplied. Add to the anti scale dosing tank.
Pack size: 1 x 5 litre
Water Softener is a preventative agent formulated for use in Hot Water Pressure Washers equipped with an anti-scale tank to inhibit the formation of calcium scale build up on the boiler coil. Pressure washers can suffer from scale build-up over time, especially if you live in an area with hard water. Scale build up on the boiler coil would act as an insulator reducing boiler heat from reaching the water. In severe cases calcium scale can obstruct water flow reducing the cleaning power of a pressure washer. Continuous use of Water Softener will help to prevent the build-up of harmful scale deposits.
Directions for use: Use as supplied. Add to the anti-scale dosing tank
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