Recent content by debbiea

I remember coming home one day when my new kitchen was being fitted 5 years ago and the plumber was up in the loft. When I queried this I was told it was due to having tanks in the loft but surely there would have been no need to do that as the hot water comes from the cylinder in the airing...

at least it doesn’t give sarky replied

I’m not sure I wouldn’t think

feasible

I consulted Chat GPT and it thinks the noise from the mains is travelling up the toilet stud wall. The noise seems to be coming from the stud wall. Is that feadible?

Of course! Not sure why I didn’t to do that. Presumably it would be an easy fix? I never noticed before the new kitchen was fitted about 5 years ago

This is a strange one. We have a late 1990s detached house with kitchen, utility and downstairs toilet. When you turn the cold water on in the toilet it sounds normal but if you are in the toilet and someone turns the kitchen cold tap on you can hear running water as if it’s coming from a tank...

I will get a powerflush in the near future I think as it’s 12 years since one was done but I can’t tell you how relieved I am not to be bleeding radiators and listening to gurgling noises.

Just posting in case this helps anyone. We had air filling up two radiators and I was having to bleed them at least every week and overflow pipe running out occasionally. I must have had six heating engineers looking at this who were no help. They either suggested a combi or that I must have a...

Yes it was BG and they did powerflush then

the fact we have heat and hot water makes me think a powerflush isn’t necessary

I’ll speak to hubbie cause one of the ‘slingers’ is his friend and get back

so when eventually this boiler goes what would you replace it with?

hopefully without getting an airlock. Happened a few years ago and was a nightmare.

Thank you. I’ll see if I can get someone to do that.