Recent content by Robin37

It looks similar to ours : http://www.betterbathrooms.com/rina-square-riser-rail-kit-with-ecobar-2-bar-shower-valve Which the company has already replaced once. Basically, it's just not very good. We went for a cheap option at the time of getting shower replaced and now wish we'd got a better...

hi, i had a leak recently and it was dripping onto flow/return pipes and evaporating so no evidence of it anywhere.

An update - after much searching, plumber found the leak - was a pinhole from old copper pipe dripping onto main flow pipe which was drying it up - thus no ceiling mark! All fixed now and hopefully that's the end of it. Thank you for all your help (y)

Thanks for your input everyone, much appreciated. I just wanted to rule everything out before going down the leak route ☹️

No, the system was not drained when original leak occurred. Pipe came off, dumped water everywhere and then stopped (does a vacuum/airlock form somewhere? Not sure of this), pipe re-attached and system re-filled from filling loop

Thanks for replies. I was so hoping it's not a leak. As if one wasn't bad enough! Might have to be an insurance job to find it I think

Nest support were very good when I emailed them with queries, that might be worth a try, to help figure out if you have the confidence/skill to do it yourself. "If in doubt, pay someone to do it" - is my way of looking at these situations

Yes, if we don't top it up it will keep dropping, it doesn't hold at .8.

Thank you, it's one thing to get an engineer to check out. I'll see what others respond with too

Hi everyone. I'm hoping someone can help please. Recently a pipe came off one of our radiators (long story!), water everywhere - but not all the water in the system came out. Pipe fixed, no more leak. Had to top boiler up a couple of time, understandable. However, we have kept experiencing...

Hi all i am hoping one of you might be able to come up with some suggestions as to how to remedy this issue. I am a a total DIY novice! As you can see from the photos, the guttering is set into the wall (its an old house). Where there are less bricks, water (when it rains heavily) is seeping...