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Evening chaps, which scale reducers would you recommend fitting on boiler inlets?
 
Not convinced any of them work apart from a full blown softener so the cheapest, though I do avoid the polyphosphate oones as they seem to degrade and clog up.
 
Liff limebeater compact if price allows failing that can't fault the calmag .
 
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