How to clean scale in hot water pipes

There will be a lot of scale in the hot water pipes, which many of our friends need to pay attention to. Because when we live in a house, we should not only keep our house clean and hygienic, but also pay attention to the fact that many parts of the hot water pipes are prone to the growth of a lot of rust and scale. If there are too many growth factors, it is easy for the hot water pipes to break, rupture, or have serious problems. So what are the methods for cleaning the scale in the hot water pipes?

Our steps in construction cleaning:

1) Add an appropriate amount of water into the hot water pipe system (usually a water tank);

2) Dissolve the high-efficiency descaling agent and inject it into the water tank using a self-provided pump.

3) Turn on the system circulation pump and pump the medicine into the system pipeline.

4) Drain water from the water-using rooms and toilets on each floor, as well as the bathing and drinking water terminals for employees on each floor (adjust the water volume to a small amount for a long time) and allow the new medicine to continuously flush the main and branch pipes and each water-using terminal until all pipes in the system are cleaned.

5) After making sure the system is clean, rinse it with clean water.

6) After flushing, restore the system.

7) The entire cleaning time is about 10 hours.

8) Our cleaning solution does not cause any corrosion or damage to the hot water pipes. The cleaning process and cleaning agents we use will not pollute the pipes or cause any damage to the customer's skin. And the hot water discharged from the hot water pipe after cleaning is drinkable.

9) After cleaning, the hot water system provides efficient heating and the water flows smoothly.

When we are working on the hot water pipes, we must be careful to turn off the water source first. If there is too much water at once, it may cause water to spray out due to rupture or loose screws. In addition, it is best to keep the water flow unobstructed when cleaning, wear gloves and heat insulation products to avoid burns or water harm to ourselves.