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I've downloaded information of boilers with asbestos in them, what I would like to know is how do you know where it is before you open it up? And should you be opening up the case?
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What do they mean by mastic containing fibres on the ideal mexicos?
Glowworm spacessaver is also listed but no components! Any ideas?
Is that the resin they use around the heatexchanger to flue outlet chamber?
Basically if in doubt check it out!
Here's a handy link http://www.stop-think-asbestos.co.uk/pdf_downloads/GAS_ELECTRICALAPPLICANCESLIST.pdf Not sure of how up to date it is but can help you identify what to be cautious of in the older boilers!! 🙂
Usually the asbestos is present around the burner door seals and flue seals where direct heat from the flame is likely! Appliance case seals aren't usually in that vicinity 😀
Thanks diamondgas. I found that link earlier.
Seems a bit of a grey area to be honest, your not going to know where the asbestos is until you've stripped it down and probably disturbed some in the process.
What do they mean by mastic containing fibres on the ideal mexicos?
and then the poor sods in a recycling center will have to handle it,be responsible and dispose of it properlyjust mask up and keep it wet,double bag and into the custards bin
and then the poor sods in a recycling center will have to handle it,be responsible and dispose of it properly
i hope soIm guessing it was said in jest..
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