ADEY MAGNACLEANSE CLEAN HEATING SYSTEM SLUDGE

This video is all about cleaning heating system sludge from your radiators using the Magnacleanse from Adey. I also show you how to use MC5 rapid cleaner and MC1 protector from Adey to ensure your system stays clean. This is often a preferred method to power flushing as we don't pressurise the heating system pipes.

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[stevechadwick]

I am currently renovating a House in North Yorkshire that's been empty and the heating system has been shut down for over 18 months. Yes you can guess my problem, and that's why the Magnacleanse system would help me in my plight to completely satisfy the customer without looking a right charlie. Fantastic video tutorial by the way. Keep up the great work.

[bradcamani]

This is why I became an apprentice plumber love showing customers the benefits of flushing a system, my boss has a power flush so it’s interesting to see how effective the magnacleanse is without the pump used on a power flush! Great vids man!

[theshamrockfamily]

Just wanted to say how much I enjoy you video clips. I am just a telephone engineer who knows nothing about plumbing but try to educate myself with your light hearted clips. Well done 👍

[robertmcleod]

This geezer is a legend, he just keeps saving me a few quid 👏🏻

[dunnyboy]

Mate I have been watching your videos since the start. I’ve followed all your tips and advice. You inspired me to become a qualified plumber. I’ve now done all my courses and set up a business. I’ve been eyeing those manga cleanses but having recently started out its cost me a fortune getting a van, tools and many other things etc so I just can’t afford one yet. I know to win one of those would be amazing and would give me another string to my bow being able to clean systems where currently I have to recommend other companies meaning I lose the job, a potential new customer and money which I could really do right now.
Even if I don’t win mate keep the videos coming they are top quality and love them. Keep the top tips coming as well they’re awesome. 👍👍👍👍👍 cheers Paul

[lebond]

I like all your plumberparts videos it has helped me alot with common plumbing issues and to gain more knowledge about what manufacturers can offer.
I have recently passed my apprenticeship and would love to add magnaclense to my tool inventory.

Thanks you for giving people like us a chance to win 👊🏾

[skypirate]

As a Gas Engineer, I diagnose many faults with Boilers, but most of all, I always come across systems that are always sludged up. I mostly just flush out Domestic Hot Water Heat Exchangers, and recommend a mate to other customers who need a full Power Flush, but I would like to get into Full Power Flushing myself. I used to train with a Plumber many years ago, who showed me the Power Flushing side, and considering the amount of systems I come across which are clogged, I’d rather do this as well. Great video, keep up the great work! 👍👍❤️

[adamwilliams]

The amount of people on here moaning about the cost of starting up! It takes money to make money if you don't want to spend out then go and work in a shop. Really good clear guide here again many thanks.

[gardgas]

I love the magnacleanse unit, as like you, I also have a power flush which is great for system that are really blocked, however, most of the time these do just as good of a job but not putting the systems under any pointless stress.
I'm currently doing one myself as I type.
The only thing I would say though, is it's best to valve and cap the F+E tank, an connect a water main to the unit one end, and drain hose to the drain off, that way, you can ensure that the fresh water makes it's way fully around every radiator.
Good video 👍

[mmack]

Hi James I'm a mature apprentice that as qualified in April now I've started out on my own plumbing n heating business brave step to do, I was fed up rushing and doing half jobs which was against my grain in how to do a proper job so I decided to take the plunge and start out on my own as Dhm plumbing & heating and it's been 2 weeks so far.. so expensive starting out so much costs before making any coin.then it's trying to find the jobs, scary. I've advance my learning ability from watching your videos. It's been a long and hard 4 years as apprentice especially when your wife is the many bread winner and all your mates are going on holiday and buying nice things while I'm watching my pounds n budgeting my life style for this plumbing qualification. It got to point that I was going to give up but I never. But I did this so I could have a future and a career and was fed up seeing cowboys ripping people off and as time moves on more plastic and less traditional methods of a plumbers skills with copper and benders. In my new plumbing business I'll always keep the traditional way with some brasso. My life has been on hold! I'm sure you can understand. I've bought most of my tools from eBay and secondhand during my time as apprentice.
I have the magnaclean demo jar that I use to show customers buy having a filter fitted thus is how it works but my having something like a magnacleanse would be a even better part of my toolkit and for my future clients and good for my business. I would even pay for the postage!
I got a 2003 berlingo van but I've had to spend £800 on it so far🙁🙁🙁, now it's in the garage for a new ignition switch which means more costs. My first week running my own business first job service oil boiler I sliced my thumb by losing the grib from removing the heat exchanger bolts and slipped and hit against the metal casing I could see bone and blood was gasping everywhere nightmare, i was off for first week no earning gutted.so I made use and went round and posted business cards through doors and spoke to customers. Thumb healed but I can't fully give thumbs up on my right hand. at least I'll always remember my first job. Lucky I'm booked in next week to go back and finish off there boiler service.
What lengths you do for a trade.
Please James I'll send you a weak thumbs up. Even one of your tshirts would be fantastic as there's some people out there who don't even ask if you would like a cuppa even when you've been there for a few days, I don't get it.

[garryritson]

Another fantastic video. I have cleaned so many systems over the years, but I have to say magna clean way is the easiest way and the cleanest.

[mattfeakes]

Cool video, nice to see someone representing the heating industry in such a positive way.

[Robertkennedy]

Super video thanks James as always! I should win because I'm not a plumber just an average DIYer who has learned how to successfully install all new radiator valves and TRVs, a new heating pump, Magnaclean filter, automatic bypass valve, 2 motorised valves (effectively zoning my heating system), a hot water cylinder thermostat and a Nest thermostat all from watching your super videos and if I win I promise to clean all my friends and family's heating systems free of charge to give back for all the labour costs you have saved me - even if I don't win thank you again 😉

[AbdessamadHa]

You are a Great genuine person God bless your heart, I don't want anything I just want to wish you a happier life and all the success for sharing your great stuff on YouTube. (Norfolk follower)
Thank you

[karlbarton]

Hey James,

Another great video! I really really really want & need this MagnaCleanse! I left the marines after 10 years and have spent the last 18 months transitioning into civvi life. I worked for a plumber for 6 months whilst putting myself through Gas safe & Hetas tickets. Then went at it alone to try & push my capabilities on, it's been a steep learning curve and I'm still learning everyday. The MagnaCleanse is what all the plumbers, I consider, the most professional & knowledgeable use and at the moment I have nothing to mechanically clean a system out because as you know there is an endless list of things to buy being a plumber and I am constantly Harry Von skint batts! I really want to do the most professional and thorough job I possibly can and I'd do unspeakable things for you to give me a MagnaCleanse.

Cheers,

Karl.

[adampotter]

Thanks for the video! Currently in training trying to get in to the trade while working at my usual job. While watching your videos I have been taking note of the tools and recommendations, building up a tool kit. This would be a great addition. Freebies aside, thanks again for the time you spend getting these videos out. They are a great help!

[annw]

Hi I'm researching about radiators this looks like such a gr8 system. Radiators are still pretty new here in NZ, very expensive to have installed. UK people that come here are amazed at the expensive houses with no heating systems! 😂

[TheTilkon]

I could have really done with this the other day. 18 year old boiler, 13 rads, no magnacleanse, no nothing. The last rad on the system, was pretty much a mould for sludge. So it was easier to put the rad out, take it outside and TRY to clean it with the customers pressure washer, but that shit wasn't going anywhere. Basically they ended up with 2 new rads and a magnaclean and a plumber that just wanted to get home, have a beer and watch the footie while the Mrs stares at me with those, "I'm getting a back massage tonight until you hands bleed" look.

[luke]

Hi James, after buying our house, with a very old system. I've been watching your videos to slowly renovate our home, they've really helped me. We've had a few problem with our heating and I've followed your remove a radiator and clean it video a few times to try and help the system, which it has. Now with our first baby on the way, I won't have as much time on my hands, so if I won this it would help us massively. Thanks

[peterdawson]

I would love to win one, I'm a time served Plumber who now works in for the MOJ but plan on returning to my trade in the next few months, Ive always kept my hand in with the Plumbing world, who doesn't, as your never short of friends when you are a plumber!!! This kit would be a great addition to my tools and could make great use of it in my new venture, Thanks in anticipation, great vid as always.