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  1. 08-10-2009, 03:44 PM #1
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    In with the new 2

    Wiring is temporary just to get the hot water running and to test the heat.
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    NICE!
    The Wallies would love that piping, especially the drop header.
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    Thanks

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    The piping looks awesome. I've got a question. The water in the sight glass looks green. It may just be the picture, or my cheapo computer. Anyway is it green from an additive for cleaning. If so what do you use?
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    Quote Originally Posted by steelersfan1 View Post
    The piping looks awesome. I've got a question. The water in the sight glass looks green. It may just be the picture, or my cheapo computer. Anyway is it green from an additive for cleaning. If so what do you use?
    It looks like ethylene glycol.
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  6. 08-10-2009, 10:35 PM #6
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    Beautiful. I just don't see that kind of workmanship anymore. Nice to know it still exists.
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    Very Nice. Quality workmanship. Good Job!!!
    Any job big or small,do it right, or not at all !!!
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  8. 08-11-2009, 04:23 AM #8
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    Quote Originally Posted by steelersfan1 View Post
    The piping looks awesome. I've got a question. The water in the sight glass looks green. It may just be the picture, or my cheapo computer. Anyway is it green from an additive for cleaning. If so what do you use?
    Pure pro steam boiler cleaner,We get it at F.W. Webb.

    Non toxic and easy to use.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sirjames View Post
    Pure pro steam boiler cleaner,We get it at F.W. Webb.

    Non toxic and easy to use.

    Thanks for looking.
    Thanks for the info. In the past I have just skimmed with water no cleaners added. But, the last steamer we did last year I had to return four times. It took for ever to get the water clean so I have been wondering about adding some type of cleaner. I'll have to check this out.
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  10. 08-11-2009, 06:21 PM #10
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    OK, stupid question time.
    In one picture I see ductwork.
    Does it feed an air handler somewhere?
    Nice piping job!
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  11. 08-11-2009, 07:37 PM #11
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    Ductwork is for AC

    Got a separate system for the central air.
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    Nice job tapping into the old existing steam lines! Every thing else looks good too.
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  13. 08-20-2009, 11:17 PM #13
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    beautiful job
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