Yellow on smoke paper

jimf

were you still getting yellow on the paper after

if I get a very sooty hoor I usually overair it and go back a few days later to do a fga

scudo2

jimf wrote: »

were you still getting yellow on the paper after

if I get a very sooty hoor I usually overair it and go back a few days later to do a fga

It's the only way.

Your learning , Jim

I wonder who from !

ME

ps. You'd learn more if your phone worked !!!!!

jimf

scudo2 wrote: »

It's the only way.

Your learning , Jim

I wonder who from !

ME

I learned from the best scudo hes not around much these days such a pity :D

Dtp1979

Is soot breaker the same as dulax?

jimf

scudo2 wrote: »

It's the only way.

Your learning , Jim

I wonder who from !

ME

stop blowing your own trumpet scudo

as me ould fella used to say a pat on the back is only about a foot away from a good kick up the arse :eek::eek:

scudo2

jimf wrote: »

I learned from the best scudo hes not around much these days such a pity :D

007 ?

jimf

scudo2 wrote: »

007 ?

your good scudo

jimf

scudo2 wrote: »

It's the only way.

Your learning , Jim

I wonder who from !

ME

ps. You'd learn more if your phone worked !!!!!

now as you mention It i never seem to have a problem when im on to the Kilkenny branch brilliant reception

Wearb

jimf wrote: »

were you still getting yellow on the paper after

if I get a very sooty hoor I usually overair it and go back a few days later to do a fga

Hope you are not setting me up here Jim :eek:

As I said, I don't know how bad the boiler was only saw the burner head before using the soot breaker. After using it and running the burner continuously for an hour, it looked like a well set-up boiler that had been serviced about 6 months ago, except for the thinnest layer of soot. I am talking really thin, hardly worthwhile going at it, except that I had it opened up. I used a paint scraper and wire brush. Nothing stubborn on it.

The paper was a clear as damn it.



There is a before and after pic of the burner head

Happy Christmas to you and your care Jim...................Oh wait a minute.........

Just samples of my brew. Very tasty I have to say. Sloe Gin on the left. Sloe Poiteen on the right. Slainte

jimf

im shocked that you think I would set you up wearb

oh and thanks for the home brew samples hope you didn't send any to scudo he cant even handle that wine he gets in lidl

agusta

Wearb wrote: »

Hope you are not setting me up here Jim :eek:

As I said, I don't know how bad the boiler was only saw the burner head before using the soot breaker. After using it and running the burner continuously for an hour, it looked like a well set-up boiler that had been serviced about 6 months ago, except for the thinnest layer of soot. I am talking really thin, hardly worthwhile going at it, except that I had it opened up. I used a paint scraper and wire brush. Nothing stubborn on it.

The paper was a clear as damn it.



There is a before and after pic of the burner head

Happy Christmas to you and your care Jim...................Oh wait a minute.........

Just samples of my brew. Very tasty I have to say. Sloe Gin on the left. Sloe Poiteen on the right. Slainte

Maybe you could send down jim a sample of the poiteen.He loves it or p.s, send down a bottle

jimf

agusta wrote: »

Maybe you could send down jim a sample of the poiteen.He loves it

got and sampled already agusta its good tack

Dtp1979

Wearb wrote: »

Hope you are not setting me up here Jim :eek:

As I said, I don't know how bad the boiler was only saw the burner head before using the soot breaker. After using it and running the burner continuously for an hour, it looked like a well set-up boiler that had been serviced about 6 months ago, except for the thinnest layer of soot. I am talking really thin, hardly worthwhile going at it, except that I had it opened up. I used a paint scraper and wire brush. Nothing stubborn on it.

The paper was a clear as damn it.



There is a before and after pic of the burner head

Happy Christmas to you and your care Jim...................Oh wait a minute.........

Just samples of my brew. Very tasty I have to say. Sloe Gin on the left. Sloe Poiteen on the right. Slainte

That's kerosene

Wearb

jimf wrote: »

im shocked that you think I would set you up wearb

oh and thanks for the home brew samples hope you didn't send any to scudo he cant even handle that wine he gets in lidl

Glad to see that you got it. I really didn't trust that chancer to deliver it.

Wearb

Dtp1979 wrote: »

That's kerosene

If kero tasted like that, I would do away with my suction pump altogether.;)

jimf

Dtp1979 wrote: »

That's kerosene

that explains why my arse was on fire the following morning then

scudo2

Yellow on smoke paper is like yellow snow, don't eat it !
But if you want to.......