Adey’s announces its latest ‘sludge’ winner

01 October, 2014

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This strange-looking object is black iron-oxide sludge collected by an Adey MagnaClean filter. The photo was taken by installer Adrian Worock of Adem Plumbing & Heating in Nottingham and wins a MagnaClean Professional2 filter and premium-quality chemicals as the latest winner in the #ShowUsYourSludge social-media competition.

Adey’s marketing director Haimish Mead comments, ‘Although we continue to see a huge number of homeowners reaping the benefits if installing a MagnaClean, the number of entries we receive in our competition illustrates there are still opportunities for installers to educate customers on the importance of regular heating-system maintenance.

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