What s the smell of lotus in the water released from the heating?

The water coming out of the heating smells like durian. That's where the heating is going to be and adding something to the heater because I'm afraid of water loss. I'm afraid that everyone will release water. Then the heating will not be hot, so he put something in it so that the water does not lose, so it smells.

The water released from the heating has a smell of durian, which is the place for heating, and something is added to the south, because I am afraid that it is flowing water, and I am afraid that no one will release water, so the heating will not be hot, so he put something in it in order not to lose water, so there is a smell, and the newly bought inner tank of the radiator has a long time for the water in the second inner tank radiator, the taste of water deterioration, and the problem of the water source itself.

That's because the heating water is mixed with things to prevent rust, which is still harmful to the body.

1: The radiator is newly bought, and the inner tank has a machine smell, 2: The water in the radiator has been left for a long time, and the water has deteriorated, and 3: The local water source itself has problems.

There's rust, there's other dirt, and the water spoils over time.

I guess there's rust. It's rusty.

It seems that there is air in it, and it should be cleaned up.

The circulating water in the heating boiler is added with rust inhibitor (containing chlorine), which is definitely harmful when it enters the respiratory tract in large quantities, but the effect is not small in small amounts, but it can cause nausea.

The radiator is sitting idle until the next heating season. Therefore, it is essential to clean and protect the radiator before heating. Proper care of the radiator is also essential.

Before the arrival of the new heating season, the gas release valve, plug and pipe fittings on the pipeline connected to the radiator should be checked, and the threaded connection should be tightened if there is looseness (affected by thermal expansion and cold contraction) to avoid water leakage after heating.

Also, when cleaning the surface of the radiator, please use a soft towel or brush, do not use any kind of organic solution, you can use daily detergents, such as: detergent, weak alkaline soapy water, etc.

If there is a smell, it means that it has been used for a long time, and the water in it should be changed The room should still be kept ventilated, even in winter, the window should be opened every day for a period of time.

Not a big problem. When draining the water, it is connected to the basin and poured out. Pay attention to ventilation when you arrive. These waters are circulating water, which may not smell good, but it is not very harmful.

Yes, because the water in the heating is recycled all the time, and there's some rust and enough sleep in it, and maybe some silver paint or something, which is always not good.

Of course, there will be a long time, so pay attention to it...

Yes, there will be chemical contamination.

The heating water stinks, so it should be that Kai Chong this chemical is put in the heating water supplement, in order to keep an eye on the hot water that prevents some people from using the radiator unconsciously. You can negotiate with the property to judge the color of the ants and not add smelly chemicals.

Your upstairs neighbor can't solve it by complaining, this kind of person is more extreme. Less offense.

1: See if the boiler is out, 2: If the central heating is not heated, 3: Whether you have changed the heating pipes without permission.

4: Coal is expensive.

5: The reason for the general central heating is that there is air, and the reason for the air is that the installation of pipes or radiators is unreasonable, and the air cannot be automatically discharged.

Is it heating up? It must have been cold water at first.

Either the water can't be recycled. I used to live there was a set of heaters, and half of it was hot.

What was hot in the past is cold today.

The water in the radiator system will be very dirty after 1-2 years, especially for users of central heating, it is recommended to clean the radiator system once every 2-3 years to prevent internal scaling from causing the radiator to not be hot, and the scale inside the radiator will increase by 1mm. The indoor temperature drops by 5 degrees Celsius.

The first ventilation of the heating duct will emit an odorous gas, reminding the occupant that the ventilation is done.

If it's central heating, it's because there's a stain remover in it. So it will taste. If you boil it at home, you can drain the water from the heating and re-add the water, and you'll be fine.

In order to prevent stealing water, some dyeing or smelling things are put in the water of central heating.

Your home is collectively heated, and now many heaters add something to the heating water in order to prevent water theft.

There's disinfectant or something like that, and maybe even water that contaminates chemicals.

The hot water will be smelled to prevent residents from taking water without permission.