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Am sure you are quite handy. Sorry if you've hit a brick wall here but I've no idea of your level of competence. There's a bit more than a unseasoned dish at stake 😉. If you use to much force trying to undo the head, you'll have more than a potentially blocked valve to deal with.

Trace heat may be your solution

Why would you want to??

I've cooked plenty of meals, doesn't make me a chef

Listen to Dan. I might as well burn all my certificates because they are aparently pointless.

Glad you got it resolved 👍

Ahh curses.....the tee could have been fitted at a 45 degree angle to get the fall required

I know it's hardly the most safety critical point and the original installer was probably and RGI 😁 but I don't know the op's level of skill and I don't want to encourage someone I don't know to start faffing about with it.

Try changing the bath waste for a Hep v o waste valve then

Pope work 😂 gotta love auto correct

😊👍

Quick fix would be changing the bath trap to a HepVo trap but I suspect that would cause other problems. Without seeing the soil and waste pope work it's difficult to give a deffinitive answer

So the macerator outlet is 22mm into 32mm waste the goes directly into the vertical soil stack?

Please let us know how you got on, hopefully it will be resolved 👍

Pictures of the install would be helpful

sounds like the pressure of the macerator outlet is pushing the bath trap water up into the bath. Does the soil vent to outside or does it have a durgo (auto air vent)?

Sorry rob, my tone can sound a little arsey 😔. Just hoping the op got the point.

Sounds like a waste pipe from the bath problem, blockage down stream from where you've teed in for the macerator

Very easy for someone who knows what they are doing rob I.e. You. I've seen to many diy dogs breakfasts to offer advice on this

Some people feel the cold more than others, what is the air temp in each room when the heating is working at maximum when the outside temp is -1