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Plumbing problem - need urgent help
I'll admit to being a bit of a plumbing novice.
My central heating system has a gate valve which I use to turn the water supply to the radiators on & off. I thought that if I turned it off then I could drain the CH system and replace two radiators. I drained the system down & removed the radiators. However, when the missus switched the hot water on for a shower, hot water started coming out of the pipes which feed the radiators. As I said, I'm not a novice but I'm sure this can't be right. I want to leave the radiators off for a couple of weeks as I want to plaster behind them and fit new rads. I won't be able to do this if I get hot water shooting out the pipes everytime the hot water comes on. Can I simply put compression stop ends on the open pipes where I've taken the rads off? Any help at the moment would be greatly appreciated. |
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Please don't reply. Got an answer off the Screwfix forum.
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