Chemicals can accelerate corrosion.

We're hoping when we remove the corrosion, it will just be on the surface and the stove will still be safe to use. 

Yea blowing out the lines is the way to go, but if it's galvanized then a lot of the corrosion will get blown into your faucets and sometimes cause those to get clogged up from the debri.

Talk type water heaters consist of a mild steel tank which is internally lined with a glass-like material to protect the steel from the very potent corrosive effects of the fresh water and it's dissolved oxygen.  

We have found the latter a major problem in many older panels/boxes whereby condensation alone caused heavy corrosion within the old unit.

Basement ductwork has asbestos tape with corrosion and holes in the ducts.13.

Since water sits in the belly, it's still going to be the weak point for corrosion of the line.AND MAKE SURE THE TENANT UNDERSTANDS DISPOSABLE WIPES ARE NOT FLUSHABLE. 

Over the course of that time I will never have to purchase chemicals, have significantly less wear and tear on my pool pump and pool heating elements, and overall have less corrosive activity in the cabin pool room itself with things like door hinges, some furniture, and anything metal rusting prematurely.

If the leak was the result of hard water corrosion, then you surely would be wise to repipe the home.

The last one on Saturday fixed part of the issue then left us with a drain that had holes due to corrosion and said he couldn't fix it.