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Thanks again, the ensuite is a wet room, so tiles everywhere, so impossible to see what's behind them without removing them... will get a builder in, seems like the right option.

TBC, I'm only assuming the tiles are onto the plasterboard, I don't know anything about this stuff, but the ensuite was done by the previous owners at considerable cost (it's a very high standard, lucky us!) so assume they'd have done a proper backboard systems which is tanked and waterproofed...

We had a leak in the wall between our bedroom and our en-suite shower. It's been opened up and all dried. Now in the process of working out how to sort the mould that's left. Can I just use something like this Dryzone Mould Remover & Prevention Kit to clean and remove it before reinstating the...

Hey everyone, We recently discovered a leak which had happened in the pipe leading to our en-suite shower, behind a cavity wall and behind a wardrobe. It'd be going on a while and we only noticed it when the carpet at the front of the wardrobe started to feel damp. We originally looked for the...

No secondary return that he's aware of... will try the shower flow test -thank you

Haha! Are you anywhere near Bristol?

Thanks for everyone's help here. I've had our plumber round once again and he's checked everything and it's all doing what it should be. There was a question as to whether there was a slight issue with one of the 2 port valves, so we changed that just in case. However we still have problems...

I think it’s the cold inlet ones which are cold. So from the mains into the tank

The cold supply ones are colder, but the ones that get hot go back to room temp

Yes they do - as in they go to room temp

Boiler and hot water went off about an hour ago and the pipes that were cold earlier are still cold, the pipes that were very hot now feel lukewarm but the pipe which goes from the top of the water cylinder, and into a pipe that runs up into the ceiling and down into the floor feels quite hot...

Update for those who care. In my experimenting, I just put the hot water on always on for two hours. It ran for 90 mins this morning till 730am. When I got home at midday there was still hot water coming from the tap. I put the system on, just checked it now and the boiler has been running non...

The hot water and heating have been off for a few hours now. I just ran a tap and got hot water from it, I have hot, warm and cold pipes - is that how it should be?

Thanks, just to confirm this. What do you mean by shower body? Is that the pipe that goes from the taps to the shower head. If so that is being the tiles in our shower.the rainfall head comes out of the wall on a long pipe. Could this also be a bathroom mixer tap. The one on our sink was...

Ha! Thank you, told you I was a novice! Will try that - should I do it on all mixer taps (and the showers) in the house?

Thank you, I think thermostatic valve you're talking about is this one in the silver box at the bottom - is that right? If so a plumber checked that a few weeks ago when we had our boiler and water cylinder annual service and he seemed to think it was doing what it should be (opening and closing?)

Sorry, I'm very much an amateur here, I'll try get my plumber around next week to do this but can you put this in idiot terms for me and tell me what that is and how to check it?!

Good morning- It goes down the side of the cylinder then into the floor. (also we found where all our pegs went!)

These are all the pipes going in and out of the water cylinder. I have some pipes going off into the cupboard which have metal boxes around part of them - could it be that? I've never had to set a timer up other than on the tado - so I might be missing something?

Thank you. In laymans terms, what does this mean? We have two kids and two adults. The kids shower every other day (short showers) on an evening, the adults shower in the morning, again pretty short.