Bleeding radiators

[norrahe]

Yes, I think Troll has it nailed. I'm a big fan of Fernox too, it is fantastic stuff. You need a new TRV anyway, the leak will only get worse and it will stick again.

Get a professional in to do it, it's messy and horrible and if anything goes wrong you'll be left with an even bigger mess to sort out.

It also depends on when the last time your system was flushed, the longer the messier.

[mudskipper]

Get a professional in to do it, it's messy and horrible and if anything goes wrong you'll be left with an even bigger mess to sort out.

It also depends on when the last time your system was flushed, the longer the messier.

Senekot's good.

[Zippy]

Senekot's good.

Or a curry?

There's never a Jack Nicholson around when you need one.

[Troll]

Get a professional in to do it, it's messy and horrible and if anything goes wrong you'll be left with an even bigger mess to sort out.

It also depends on when the last time your system was flushed, the longer the messier.

Where's you sense of adventure!!

If it goes wrong, then look on it as a learning experience for the next time

[PRC1964]

The best money I have ever chucked at a plumber was when we had our house power flushed. I was all for getting all the radiators and the boiler replaced but was talked into giving a flush a go. We went from having to burn £20 notes to keep warm to needing to open the windows to cool down.

[norrahe]

The best money I have ever chucked at a plumber was when we had our house power flushed. I was all for getting all the radiators and the boiler replaced but was talked into giving a flush a go. We went from having to burn £20 notes to keep warm to needing to open the windows to cool down.

WPRC1964S

[suityou01]

WPRC1964S

So "Have you tried power flushing the radiators?" is the new meme?