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boomer235 · 07-24-2003, 07:41 PM

After searching here, the OC, and even the [H] it seems that there is still a lack of a definitive anti corrosive additive.
BigBen started a poll.. any results ??
A few months ago you (BigBen) stated that you were going to test Silkolene. Did that work well?
I know this topic has been beaten to death, but it lives for a reason. I experienced the same ropy slime buildup that Billa did with water wetter. I currently use distilled water and Humidifier bacteriostat to kill the buggies. I run with almost all copper (2 brass fittings) so it is not a problem now, however I will upgrade to a heater core with significantly more brass and would like some updated info if it is available.
So anti corrosive, no buildup, non-staining are the properties I am looking for.

07-24-2003, 07:41 PM	#1
boomer235 Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Phoenix AZ Posts: 22	The Anti corrosive question revisited After searching here, the OC, and even the [H] it seems that there is still a lack of a definitive anti corrosive additive. BigBen started a poll.. any results ?? A few months ago you (BigBen) stated that you were going to test Silkolene. Did that work well? I know this topic has been beaten to death, but it lives for a reason. I experienced the same ropy slime buildup that Billa did with water wetter. I currently use distilled water and Humidifier bacteriostat to kill the buggies. I run with almost all copper (2 brass fittings) so it is not a problem now, however I will upgrade to a heater core with significantly more brass and would like some updated info if it is available. So anti corrosive, no buildup, non-staining are the properties I am looking for.