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PHAM NEWS | FEBRUARY 2026


ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE Product Spotlight


Why the power of powder is the future of system maintenance


Offering an alternative to traditional power flushing, PowDer Flush uses a flush and pellet system to provide a deep clean that quickly and effectively eliminates the toughest and most stubborn sludge from heating systems. Stephen Kukard from PowDer Flush explains more.


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n the ever-evolving world of plumbing and heating, staying ahead of the curve is essential. As engineers, we pride ourselves on


delivering solutions that not only meet but exceed client expectations. Enter PowDer Flush, a patented


innovation that is transforming the way we approach central heating system cleaning. Designed by a heating engineer with over nineteen years of experience, PowDer Flush is not just another cleaning method – it’s a game-changer.


Falling short Traditional power flushing, along with chemical and mains flushing, has long been the go-to solution for clearing sludge and debris from heating systems.


offering a low-pressure, high- efficiency alternative that is both safer and more effective. At the heart of PowDer Flush’s


However, their reliance on high-pressure water and chemicals often falls short, especially when dealing with older systems, microbore pipes, or hardened deposits and solid blockages. This is where PowDer Flush technology steps in,


success is its unique combination of mechanical and chemical cleaning power, developed through years of refining specialist techniques. Our process introduces specially designed dissolvable pellets into the system, which physically scrape away rust, sludge, and other debris. These pellets are tough on rust but gentle on the system’s components, ensuring no risk to metals, plastics, or rubbers. This makes PowDer Flush safe for use on all systems without damaging pumps or heat exchangers. The dissolvable pellets further enhance the cleaning process by breaking down stubborn build-ups, allowing the mechanical action to


reach areas that traditional methods simply cannot.


More power What sets PowDer Flush apart is its ability to tackle the ‘impossible’ systems – those with plastic or microbore pipes, or systems that have already undergone power flushing without success. Our bespoke machinery delivers


up to 300% more cleaning power than standard power flushing equipment, ensuring a deep clean that restores systems to near- original efficiency. With adjustable pressures, even the most delicate systems can be treated with confidence.


Delivering results For fellow engineers, PowDer Flush is not a competitor but a


partner in excellence. We understand the challenges you face in the field, and our technology is designed to complement your expertise. By referring clients to PowDer Flush, you’re not admitting defeat – you’re providing them with the best possible solution. Our ‘no-fix-no-fee’ option


offers peace of mind for both you and your clients, while our professional team works discreetly and efficiently, leaving no mess behind. In a world where client


satisfaction is paramount, PowDer Flush delivers a reliable, innovative solution that enhances your reputation and produces results. Let’s work together to bring the future of heating system maintenance to every home. ◼ www.powderflush.co.uk


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