Haygain Descaler For Steam Generators

Haygain Descaler for Steam Generators is specifically designed to meet the challenges posed by scale build-up in steam generators, particularly those used in hay purifiers.

Prolonged use of these appliances leads to a rapid build-up of limescale deposits due to the continuous boiling of the water, which can reduce the efficiency of the appliance and ultimately damage its components.

To maintain the optimum performance of your steam generator and prolong its life, it is essential to carry out regular cleaning and descaling.

Descaling is recommended every 6 weeks for daily use of the appliance, or every 3 weeks if the hay purifier is used more frequently or if the water is particularly hard.

The descaling process involves a number of crucial steps, including cleaning the generator beforehand to remove any dirt, dissolving a sachet of descaler in 2 litres of hot water, and allowing a pause to allow the descaler to work effectively.

It is essential to rinse the generator thoroughly after treatment to avoid any risk to the horses' health.

Haygain descaler is highly effective, with a special formula that cleans thoroughly without damaging the generator's components.

By scrupulously following the descaling process and using VLC Europe Descaler, you can ensure that your hay purifier is properly maintained, ensuring the well-being of your horses and the longevity of your appliance.

Regular maintenance is the key to preventing equine health problems linked to the use of an unmaintained steam generator and to maintaining a valid warranty on your equipment.

Warning: absolutely avoid vinegar, which will not descale very well and will damage the heating element.

Forgetting to label your steam generator during descaling, or not rinsing the steam generator properly, can cause health problems for your horses.

The descaling product is irritating to the eyes.

Do not leave descaler within the reach of children.

Failure to maintain the appliance will invalidate the warranty.

Note: Before emptying or handling the generator, always allow the water to cool to avoid possible burns.