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Airsource Ltd wrote:
On 7 Oct, 21:20, Dave wrote: Rob G wrote: On 6 Oct, 21:38, Dave wrote: Davey wrote: Airsource Ltd wrote: or not. I stand back, sipping a cuppa thoughtfully provided by my lovely wife, admiring my two newly installed radiators sporting some of the most complex pipework and soldering I have ever dared attempt, and then it dawns on me. I didn't put in any draincocks..... Arghhhhhhh...... Can you not use these? http://www.screwfix.com/prods/13369 That looks like the answer to my similar problem. I have what will be several dead legs in my CH that will not drain. It's a historical evolution problem that I didn't notice taking place. Thanks for that. Dave And the alternative is http://www.screwfix.com/prods/13369 They do work and give you plenty of time to add in the required drains - been there, done it and have the T Shirt !! If I had to do that, I would get a pro in. His insurance would pay out, not mine. The carpet was very expensive when we bought it. Dave But tarps are cheap. But I couldn't tank the room quick enough. The leather suite would hold that up, as the radiator is tucked down the side of it where I want to fit the valve. :-( Dave |
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