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but now will have to restall most the cr ap back on it
I know someone will post this poll again……….
They do it every year, lets just save time and use the old one.
Its the ram, I bet he’s only running 256mb.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xZuZWGU3Sg
I hopes forumhost gm don’t speak french……………………
I would like to point out that if they’re anyone over the age of 60 or is disabled, there are grants available for new heating systems or replacements.
Hmmmm………….. How much have you got? LoL
First you can’t have thermostatic radiator valves on all of your radiators, you need to have one has a by-pass valve, this is normally the radiator in the bathroom, it’s always on.
You need this to stop your boiler from over heating, but you could also use a towel rail in the kitchen or fit a towel rail in the bathroom to do the same job.
Its about £200-300 for power flushing but if you have it done with the new valves, it should be cheaper. The thermostatic radiator valves start at about £10.
But all the work should be done in a day and we would charge about £400 for the work.
Personally I think power flushing an old heating system is asking for trouble, if any of the old radiators are rusty in side, they all leak after and you may have to replace them.
Remember the labour cost is 90% of the price.
All ways get 3 quotes and use your local trading standards web site to find a plumber or the “ihpe “web site
http://www.iphe.org.uk/index.html
Everyone know Demis Roussos for this one,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AD1EgaE8gBE
but we all foget what a big star he was.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWKQyQ3aCpk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnHCy28KFcoI think you will be ok has long has you fit a class 5 double cheak valve (£4) on the mains or anything with a hose such has a shower.
