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Looks like 3 to 4 but still acidic.Intrigued by your question I did the usual and Googled ... found this http://www.pumphousepumps.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/Boiler-Guide-2012.pdf amazing this internet thing eh? 🙂
About the same as a tomato. So if a load of tomatoes fell from a branch, onto the soil and rotted away, would anyone say they had to be put through a neutraliser or limestone chippings? Bloody stupid
About the same as a tomato. So if a load of tomatoes fell from a branch, onto the soil and rotted away, would anyone say they had to be put through a neutraliser or limestone chippings? Bloody stupid
There are poc's in the condense, none in tomato's 🙂
PH level of discharge from Boilers needs to be controlled, other wise everyone will end up with blue hydrangeas.
And surely minute particles of other things ? Very small bits that will build up in the soil
Check it and top up. In line ones every 2 yearsSo do you replace the lime stone chippings every time you service a boiler with it's own soakaway?
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