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solution to air in radiators

corkgsxr · 2013-09-02 19:14:00

20130902_173213.jpg Bleeding rads is soo outdated. (Saw this in a house today)

02-09-2013 7:14pm

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20130902_173213.jpg

Bleeding rads is soo outdated. (Saw this in a house today)

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#2 02-09-2013 7:21pm

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Honest to god but that is awful just awful :mad:

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#3 02-09-2013 7:33pm

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Saw something like that before a tall towel rad in a bathroom , a 3:11 fitted into where the vent goes and a piece of copper through the ceiling and the auto air vent in the attic , and needless to say a pressure reducing valve fitted in the hotpress , some lads should be bet to death with balls of their own sh1te

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