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It's coming next week - and I think it's a MagnaCleanse not a power flush after all!

what should I be paying to replace some radiators, approx 1m by 05.m. Heatable want almost £300 per rad and this seems like a lot.

We've got a new boiler + power flush scheduled for next week. Are they going to have issues with these skinny pipes?

Thanks!

Don't they all make noise?

Just about to order a new boiler - upgrading from a GlowWorm Space Saver MKII which I believe is non-condensing. We are going with a standard boiler. We are having a power flush but are being asked if we want new valves and a new pump with it - at a cost of £145 and £195. Do we need these and...

That applies to extractors in general... Most people don't seem to turn their's on.

You could swap out for a telescopic hood - £250ish - that would cover front rings.

I've tested in showrooms which are all 46-49cm and it feels Ok to me at 6ft. Granted I haven't cooked a roast in there but it doesn't feel awkward. Maybe another trip is needed....

500mm a lot of them, so we need to find 10cm somewhere... :/

Our home has been up since 1980 without kitchen or bathroom extractors, it's been fine. Maybe not ideal or optimal but it's fine. Humidity is around 50-60% usually.

yes it will. Thank you :)

Out lower space is 1500mm so 400-800-400 is too wide we've gone 450,600,450 though and that works with a longer top unit on the left.

We're in the middle of kitchen refit - attached is a photo of how we'd like the kitchen, specifically with a neat line of wall units rather than the traditional gap for an ugly extractor fan. We have most kitchen designers telling us we need 650mm minimum for an induction hob, whilst one or two...

Thanks I'll try again, both good suggestions. Trying to line wall units up with floor ones, that's all. I'll try those combos.

The extractor we want will be slimline and integrated into the wall units. I think most are 600mm so 500mm units will not work?

Looking to order a new kicthen, we have a layout were happy with but just realised we need to add a cooker hood. Can this be fitted by our builders between 2 units or is that a huge problem?

Thanks, yeah I may just get advice for a general pump and save the boiler for when it breaks.

The cold water tank is pretty much directly above the 2 showers we have - maybe 2m away max. But in terms of height it's basically sitting on joists right above the shower so not very high.

We're after a new boiler due to ours being inefficient. In an ideal world we would have a regular boiler + a shower pump but the 3 guys that came around didn't seem to like this idea. 1) Said we need a combi and confirmed our pressure is good. 2) Said we need a combi but could have a regular...