Hi Duane, the Hydroflow system works by causing particles of scale to form in the water rather than on structures such as pipes, heat exchangers, etc.  These particles are smaller than a grain of sand and flow right through heat exchangers or other areas where the flow is restricted.  The only time we have seen blockages is if there is already something hindering flow such as a flake off a pipe wall or some dirt in the system.  The dirt or flake can then capture some of the grains and further impede the flow.

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Hi Duane, the Hydroflow system works by causing particles of scale to form in the water rather than on structures such as pipes, heat exchangers, etc.  These particles are smaller than a grain of sand and flow right through heat exchangers or other areas where the flow is restricted.  The only time we have seen blockages is if there is already something hindering flow such as a flake off a pipe wall or some dirt in the system.  The dirt or flake can then capture some of the grains and further impede the flow.