after having a couple of jobs done around the hose ( plumbing) and a few issues with the boiler my radiator in the conservatory the joint feels damp but no visible water and there is also a drip coming from the boiler every couple of minutes the radiator in the conservatorys nut sits flush against the wall so is impossible to access witout removing the radiator causing more problems so i have been reading about leak seal this solve a few problems is it advisable and has anyone used it cheers will
loss of water pressure
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A bit vague?,what jobs did you have done? what where the issues?
I do not use or encourage the use of leak sealer in heating systems with modern or combi boilers.
In the case of older and some heat only boilers then its likely to do no harm and might cure the leak.
However, it all depends on why it is leaking and the normal solution is to identify the cause of the problem and deal with it mechanically as required.
Tony
In the case of older and some heat only boilers then its likely to do no harm and might cure the leak.
However, it all depends on why it is leaking and the normal solution is to identify the cause of the problem and deal with it mechanically as required.
Tony
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