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Tec7 plumb

nigwerwig · 2018-01-15 13:47:16

Hi all I was in the plumber supplier and I was chatting about inhibitor. They were saying tec7 plumb 7 is a stop leak and inhibitor in one and they sell loads of it all good reports back they reckon . I have a leak which I'm going to fix and I need to add inhibitor anyway on new system I was thinking of using this Any…

15-01-2018 2:47pm

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nigwerwig

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Hi all
I was in the plumber supplier and I was chatting about inhibitor. They were saying tec7 plumb 7 is a stop leak and inhibitor in one and they sell loads of it all good reports back they reckon .

I have a leak which I'm going to fix and I need to add inhibitor anyway on new system I was thinking of using this
Any thoughts on the above

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#2 15-01-2018 10:29pm

mad m

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I’d be interested in this myself.

But came across an old thread if you want to read over it.

https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057085632&page=4

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#3 15-01-2018 10:45pm

nigwerwig

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mad m wrote: »

I’d be interested in this myself.

But came across an old thread if you want to read over it.

https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057085632&page=4

Hi I did read that before posting this but I don't believe the tec7 was out at the time of that posting.

I have fixed my leak today it was tough cutting a hole in a freshly plastered ceiling to find 3 joints leaking after paying so much to get the job done 2 months back.

I'm just thinking I need a inhibitor and this would be an extra for safeguard for any other leaks as I'm not sure of the quality of the work now after this

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#4 10-01-2023 2:41am

Colin Clarke

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I know leak sealer in the past was very good at sealing very very small leaks like on rad valves etc but not great on pipework. But I have tried tec7 Plumb today due to having to constantly vent my towel rad, which loses water every ten days or so yet there is no sign of a leak or damp anywhere. I won't know how successful it is for a day or two. Fingers crossed

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#5 10-01-2023 2:56am

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I had suggested on another Thread to add perfume to your system and any funny smells will guide you to any leaks.

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