Recent content by mimlloyd

Right, here goes - hope you can understand. Firstly I am not sure about what you mean by the 'vent'? There is an existing pipe which goes from the main pipework against the wall of the cupboard to the hot water cylinder. It is 12in long (horizontal) then bends downwards for 4in into the...

Right, here goes - hope you can understand. Firstly I am not sure about what you mean by the 'vent'? There is an existing pipe which goes from the main pipework against the wall of the cupboard to the hot water cylinder. It is 12in long (horizontal) then bends downwards for 4in into the...

Right, here goes - hope you can understand. Firstly I am not sure about what you mean by the 'vent'? There is an existing pipe which goes from the main pipework against the wall of the cupboard to the hot water cylinder. It is 12in long (horizontal) then bends downwards for 4in into the...

Right, here goes - hope you can understand. Firstly I'm not sure about what you mean by the 'vent'? There is an existing pipe which goes from the main pipework against the wall of the cupboard to the hot water cylinder. It is 12in long (horizontal) then bends downwards for 4in into the tank...

Right, here goes - hope you can understand. Firstly I'm not sure about what you mean by the 'vent'? There is an existing pipe which goes from the main pipework against the wall of the cupboard to the hot water cylinder. It is 12in long (horizontal) then bends downwards for 4in into the tank...

We've basically lost faith in him as he just doesn't know why it's happening. Everything is maybe this and maybe that. A friend of his is the one who changed the pipe, and now he says changing the tank in the loft to a larger one MIGHT solve the problem, but he's not 100% sure. He's only a...

Originally there was just one Aqualisa mixer shower in the en-suite which was great. The bar shower in the main bathroom is new, and we had a new shower cabinet with bar shower on a riser refitted into the en-suite. The plumber who fitted it said we needed pumps if we wanted to run the 2...

We\\\'ve recently had 2 pumps fitted in the loft to boost the showers in the main and en-suite bathrooms. Showers are great if only cold water is used, but when temperature is increased to include hot water the pumps start making a rhythmic pulsating noise and the water pressure drops. The...