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http://www.cascadeclean.com/us/cascade/product/037000190028 Its a dishwasher powder, non acidic, just cant find the stuff here, they rekon a cup full in a bath of warm water, pumped round for 30 mins will shift any crap sticking to the pipes.

Wish I could use it m8, tried it, trouble is, the jets are colored gold & bleach discoloures them. This cascade is apparently a non acidic cleaner, most answers i`ve found on the net regarding getting the black **** out of the pipes reccomends this stuff. Cascade complete,

Done that, available in the USA, can not find any in the UK.

Anyone know where I can buy a product called Cascade Complete, its a dishwasher cleaner which, i`m told, is ideal for cleaning the pipes of my bath.

Thanks Muggles, Just found them, thanks for the help.

It is a Santon m8, premier plus. Found em, Set of compression nut and olives: 95607838 Thanks guys.

The cyl has stainless steel fittings, basicly an externally threaded pipe, the inside diameter takes a 22 mm pipe & it is secured by a compression nut & olive. If this fitting has a 3/4" compression nut, then thats what I want...

Searched hi & lo for this compression nut, fits DHW cylinder. None at local plumbers merchants. Compression nut which accepts a 22 mm pipe & olive, but has a 3/4" BSP thread.

Searched hi & lo for this compression nut, fits DHW cylinder. None at local plumbers merchants. Compression nut which accepts a 22 mm pipe & olive, but has a 3/4" BSP thread.

Yes, I see now how the temp could be a factor, forgot all about C of LE, learned that 40 years ago, I think now its stable i`l re boost it to max (3 bar mains) & wait & see. The only place I can imagine water leaking is into the heating coils, so i`l test it again. If it drops again I think...

Just a solid tank m8, stop taps at inlet & outlet, with pressure gauge at the top, bled & sealed

No m8, the temperature of the small room has been pretty much the same all week, I haven't had a temp gauge in there. If you guys say its fine then i`m cool with that, it just seemed a lot to me.

The temp is constant, cold, there is no heat or drafts in this room, just checked & its half a bar in 6 days.

Thank you, I was concerned at the loss of pressure, but haven't found a drop of water anywhere. I just don't understand why the pressures dropped.

Logical, except I drained the cyl to replace the mains inlet. It was filled with cold water & the pressure is still dropping, but still no leaks??

Right, thanks, basicly, I am testing my cylinder. The top dhw outlet pipe has a pressure gauge & bleed nipple. Mains cold is fed into the cyl mains inlet, through a stop tap, & the cylinder filled. The cyl heating coil pipe connectors are disconnected & open. I pressurise the cyl up to 3 bar...

Anyone help please??

I have a pressure gauge on my sealed cylinder at the top, together with an isolation valve, Just recently I have been replacing some pipework from the cylinder. Together with a new alkathene cold feed into the house. I have isolation valves fitted which stop the mains flow into the cylinder, &...

I did virtually the same job in my home. The worst part of the job was the soil pipe. It was cast iron & had to be replaced right down to ground level. I replaced & extended the window cill with white worktop & built a false wall to hide the cistern, then fitted a back to wall pan. The finished...

If the grout is cement based, then you can use a cement & mortar cleaner, apply with a paintbrush & give them a scrub, wash off with clean water. Dont leave the cleaner on the grout lines too long.