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Aircraft with landing gear down, stationary on a conveyor, then a 300mph headwind hits it and the landing gear is retracted, what happens? Ooooooooooooh!

i bet the gutter is leaking all over the shop and dripping into the air intake, exact same scenario at a friends house yesterday

if hot water is from a tank then the answer is yes, however a system boiler would be the normal choice when water is tank fed.

agile i could show you some 5 bed houses in edinburgh with 40kw heat losses...........but that must be unpossible!

some showers need a pressure reducing valve fitted to the main if the pressure is over a certain level

if no assumptions were made we would all be running around our installs forever more checking things to see if they are still ok, we have all seen 40 year old compression fittings that have never leaked.

ffs, whats with all the grief, its capped, its not leaking, it will be fine for the remainder of our lifetimes!

get a vt30, thats a 2011 model but withthe full smart software iirc, should be good deals on it and its an excellent tv

^ not true

so whats your advice?

is it really any surprise those who make living repairing boilers suggest keeping it, and those who make a living installing new ones suggest replacing it?

its like setting a couple of 20 pound notes on fire every month imo new boiler every time

tell customer to leave tanks a few months until they are bone dry then cut them up

cut the 8mm with mini pipe cutters instead of a hacksaw and make sure theres no paint or other **** on the pipe, make sure the reducer is fully home onto the pipe, and then radge it up

if you can stop the main with your thumb i would bet money the pressure/flow is inadequate for unvented or combi

remote prv kit for potterton and baxi combis