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Changing it to a Rothenberger bottle worked.

It's a type 12 with fins. I've flushed the system out and taken all the old rads off and flushed them outside. The water was reasonably clean. The rad in question is 27 years old. Will end up changing it I think as I'm out of ideas.

I have a 1600x600 type 22 double radiator with the panel at the back getting hot and the front panel only lukewarm. I've taken it off and ran a hose through it, banged it with a rubber mallet, add sludge remover to the system but no joy. Any ideas I could try other than replacing it?

No gas is coming out of the torch when I press the button. It was working fine until the gas ran out of the previous bottle and won't work with the new bottle and it has the same fitting. When I press the valve in the bottle it releases gas at pressure. Anyone else had a problem like this?

Yes, both have pre fitted plugs

We've got a 45a double pole switch in the kitchen and used to have 1 oven but will have 2 new ones soon. Can I take a 10mm cable from it to a socket and plug 1 oven in to that. From that socket take a cable to another socket and plug the 2nd oven into that. The reason for 2 sockets is so that...

Anyone have any ideas what could cause this?

No, they are all 240v. So no transformers.

You need a male one not a female. That'll stop the whining

I've got led spotlights in our kitchen and recently 4 of them come on intermittently but then stay dimmer than the rest. I've tried replacing the bulbs including the adjacent one. When I switch the light on they all come on but the 4 on the right go down to a dimmed state within seconds. They're...

The tanking was painted a few mm onto the tray so the moisture must be between the tanking and the tiles. I haven't siliconed it yet as I need to install the shower screens once I've put the tile back on.

We have just done our bathroom out and the walls have been tiled. The shower hasn't been used yet as still got flooring and painting to do. After a week I noticed damp spots on the grout. The bottom where the tiles join the tray hasn't been sealed with silicone yet as I've to install the glass...

There as about 10mm of mortar plus 18mm ply. I'll take a look at the vertical trap. Thanks.

My shower waste trap isn't deep enough as I've had to put the tray on a bed of mortar. Are there traps that are deeper?

I'm reffurbing our bathroom and will be installing a new thermostatic shower which runs off a combi boiler. Previously we had a Grohe shower which has worked brilliantly but is 24 years old. We have great water pressure and was wondering if anyone can recommend a really good shower?