i have rubbed down all the wood, as it was a dark brown colour, iv got it basically down to its original wood colour,
today i shall hoover up and removed as much dust as possible, also from the walls, i will then apply this cleaner / degreaser to all the wood.
my next step tommorow will be...
ok, after bleeding the system i have all air out of the system, and its running how it was before iadded the towel rail
id like the downstairs radiators to get as hot as the ones upstairs, unfortunatley ive tired and tried but nothingi do can achieve this.
turning the pump onto setting 3...
cheers marty c i shall try that when i finish work today.
when i turned the radiators of upstairs it did make all radiators downstairs go hot, apart from the one i used to drain system, that stayed cold, but theres wate rin it when i bled it.
will try ur method later and let u know what...
after turning ones off upstairs and forcing heat downstairs that did work however heat didnt get to the radiator that i have bene using to connect hose pipe to when i originally drained the system. that radiator at the bottom of the stars stayed cold.
I have just fitted a towel rail in the bathroom upstairs, drained the system to do that, and now filled system back up after doing so.
as subject the downstairs radiators are all cold and the upstairs are all hot.
I have bled all radiators downstairs till water comes out, and same upstairs...
hi, thank you for your help
i dont wish o move the pipes, i just want to basically buy a chrome radiator that will fit in the gap without moving any pipework, i understand i will need some straight valves for this also, the measurement inbetween the 2 centres of the 8mm microbore pipes is 24...
so i would need 2 of these ?
http://www.screwfix.com/prods/70474/Plumbing/Radiator-Valves/Pegler-Terrier-Push-Fit-Lockshield-Valve-10mm;jsessionid=LTXDKUHQLP3IUCSTHZOCFFA?ts=10131