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Try Toolstation Pg 308 order No 31768 £12.00 :D

You can but it will achieve absolutely zilch :!: Why do you feel the need to flush it :?: Which boiler(make&model) :?:

Look at Sticky FAQ's (No 6)

From 1.2 bar to 0 in 1/2 an hour ,if it were the blow off i think it'd be a bit noticable what say you :?:

There MUST be a leak somewhere, Have you had the floorboards up and inspected all pipework :?:

He stole my pen :!: :P :P

What toilet :?:

Are you G3 accredited, if so you should not need to ask, if not you shouldn't be doing the job :?: :!:

Nah ,it's a 2 pipe ,you'll confirm this when you get floorboards up :!:

Looks like yer boiler stat is kaputten :!:

Turn your boiler off and get somebody who knows what they are doing to take a look :!: ............before you damage yourself and/or your boiler :!:

have the leak repaired,then you should stop the pressure loss problem :idea:

Re - pipe it!

If not too unsightly why not use a compression fitting if not confident with soldering :?:

You require a toolkit which consists of the following:- 1) Screwdriver 2)Hammer 3)Condom 4)Scrubbing brush Then you follow this procedure:- 1)Fix it, if you can't 2)Hit it,if you can't 3)F**k it and if you can't f**k it 4)Scrub round it :lol:

Do you have a silver braided flexi-hose just below boiler? Open little (normally black in colour) tap until you achieve 1.0 bar pressure, disconnect hose on completion.

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Try the local butcher :shock: