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Joseph Venne
  • Real Estate Professional
  • Toronto, Ontario
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Boiler is not heating up properly

Joseph Venne
  • Real Estate Professional
  • Toronto, Ontario
Posted

Hello all,

I am not very aware of power flushing, that's why I'm here. The boiler in the home that I'm planning to rent is not heating up properly. It is a new one. Last day I noticed that the radiator is not heating up that well. What could be the possible reason?? Today while searching for a solution I came across power flushing. It was given that it can be applied when the radiators are not heating up completely. So will I have to power flush my heater? I hope that power flush would've been done during installation. What shall I do now?? Does anyone here know more about power flushing? Please give your suggestions.

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