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Hi,
i am redoing my bathroom and am in the process of moving the radiator, sink and bath. due to this both the radiator circuit is open and the hot and cold taps too.
i would like to turn the water back on as i have been let down by my plasterer and i may not be able to fit everything soon. if i plug/seal the hot and cold water pipes and leave the radiator pipes open, can i turn on the water? on a combi boiler is the radiator side completely isolated from the hot water taps?
i am redoing my bathroom and am in the process of moving the radiator, sink and bath. due to this both the radiator circuit is open and the hot and cold taps too.
i would like to turn the water back on as i have been let down by my plasterer and i may not be able to fit everything soon. if i plug/seal the hot and cold water pipes and leave the radiator pipes open, can i turn on the water? on a combi boiler is the radiator side completely isolated from the hot water taps?