Will it fit my radiator?
Create space in one radiator, dose the chemical, refit the plug and put the radiator back into service.
THE PRACTICAL SHORTCUT
You do not need to drain and refill the whole system just to add a bottle of chemical. Isolate one radiator, remove a small amount of water, fit the funnel and dose through the top tapping.
Create space in one radiator, dose the chemical, refit the plug and put the radiator back into service.
More water to remove, more time to refill and vent, and more opportunity for mess.
READY-MADE FOR THE JOB
Some engineers build their own. Just Dose It gives you a compact, repeatable professional tool with the correct radiator connection already built in.
Durable, chemical-resistant construction made for repeated central-heating dosing.
Screws securely into the radiator’s top BSP tapping for a controlled dosing point.
Fit it at the available angle, then rotate the funnel upright ready to pour.
No parts to make up or lose—just keep it in the van for the next chemical dose.
ONE TOOL · MULTIPLE CHEMICALS
Protect the system after installation or service
Add sludge remover before a system clean
Dose internal sealer through a radiator
Add compatible protection where required
Always follow the chemical manufacturer’s instructions, quantities and PPE guidance.
SEE IT IN ACTION
The official HeatLab demonstration shows the preparation, fitting and gravity-fed pour from start to finish.
HOW TO USE IT
Close both radiator valves. Loosen a valve union and drain roughly 1–2 litres, then retighten.
Use the radiator plug—not the small bleed vent—as the dosing point.
Screw it into the ½-inch BSP tapping. Hand-tight is normally sufficient.
Open the bleed vent at the other end to let air escape, then add the correct amount of chemical and let gravity feed it in.
Remove the tool, replace the plug, reopen both valves and vent the radiator.
BUILT FOR THE TRADE
Designed by HeatLab for installers who want a cleaner, repeatable way to add essential system chemicals—without bottles balanced over radiators or improvised hoses.