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Soot Remover Catalytic 5 kg 5 x 1 kg Sachets Boilers Fireplaces Stoves SPALSADZ, Argo

Soot Remover Catalytic 5 kg 5 x 1 kg Sachets Boilers Fireplaces Stoves SPALSADZ, Argo
Soot Remover Catalytic 5 kg 5 x 1 kg Sachets Boilers Fireplaces Stoves SPALSADZ, Argo Soot Remover Catalytic 5 kg 5 x 1 kg Sachets Boilers Fireplaces Stoves SPALSADZ, Argo Soot Remover Catalytic 5 kg 5 x 1 kg Sachets Boilers Fireplaces Stoves SPALSADZ, Argo Soot Remover Catalytic 5 kg 5 x 1 kg Sachets Boilers Fireplaces Stoves SPALSADZ, Argo
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Product Code: SPAL5x1
Dimensions: L: 40cm  x  W: 40cm  x  H: 40cm
Weight: 7kg

Soot Remover Catalytic 5 kg 5 x 1 kg Sachets Boilers Fireplaces Stoves SPALSADZ, Argo

Quick Facts – Argo SPALSADZ Soot Remover

  • Brand: Argo
  • Model: SPAL5x1
  • Type: Catalytic soot remover
  • Contents: 5 × 1 kg sachets (5 kg total)
  • Combustion temperature: 400°C
  • Suitable for: Wood and coal
  • Best before: 01/2029

SPALSADZ from Argo is a catalytic soot remover that effectively eliminates soot and coke residues through controlled combustion. Unlike other products on the market, SPALSADZ works at just 400°C, making it suitable for both wood burning (lower combustion temperature) and coal burning. The package contains 5 sachets of 1 kg each for easy dosing.

Regular use of SPALSADZ extends the lifespan of boilers, fireplaces and central heating systems by preventing accumulation of soot and deposits. Unburned hydrocarbons, including benzopyrene, are combusted together with the soot while carbon monoxide is oxidised to carbon dioxide – resulting in cleaner and safer combustion.

Why choose SPALSADZ soot remover?

Soot accumulation reduces the efficiency of heating appliances and increases the risk of chimney fires. SPALSADZ solves the problem through catalytic combustion at low temperature, making it unique on the market. The product works with all types of solid fuels and requires minimal effort – simply sprinkle the powder over the fuel.

Benefits of SPALSADZ

  • Cleans boiler and fireplace surfaces from soot deposits
  • Improves combustion process and increases efficiency
  • Reduces emissions of solid particles and carbon dioxide
  • Lowers sulphur dioxide (SO2) emissions
  • Limits corrosion at high and low temperatures
  • Reduces soot dust and deposits

Dosage

Use 1–2 kg SPALSADZ per tonne of coal for continuous protection. For wood burning, sprinkle approximately 100–200 g over the fuel at each firing for best results. Regular use eliminates the need for manual soot cleaning and keeps the heating system in optimal condition throughout the heating season.

Brand Argo
Model SPAL5x1
Product type Catalytic soot remover
Total weight 5 kg
Package 5 × 1 kg sachets
Combustion temperature 400°C
Suitable for Wood, coal, briquettes
Application Boilers, fireplaces, stoves, central heating
Dosage (coal) 1–2 kg per tonne of coal
Dosage (wood) 100–200 g per firing
Reduces emissions of CO, SO2, particles, benzopyrene
Best before 01/2029

Frequently Asked Questions about SPALSADZ Soot Remover

Does SPALSADZ work for both wood and coal?

Yes, SPALSADZ is unique in that it works at just 400°C combustion temperature. This makes it suitable for both wood burning (which has a lower combustion temperature) and coal burning. Many competing products require higher temperatures and therefore only work for coal.

How often should I use the soot remover?

For best results, SPALSADZ should be used regularly throughout the heating season. For coal burning, 1–2 kg per tonne of coal is recommended. For wood burning, sprinkle 100–200 g over the fuel at each firing or at least once a week. Continuous use prevents soot accumulation and eliminates the need for manual cleaning.

What benefits does SPALSADZ provide besides soot removal?

In addition to removing soot, SPALSADZ improves the combustion process by burning unburned hydrocarbons (including carcinogenic benzopyrene) and oxidising carbon monoxide to carbon dioxide. This results in cleaner exhaust gases, reduced emissions of SO2 and particles, and protects the boiler against corrosion at both high and low temperatures.