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[on31ll]

Any one seen this product ? I understand its just a bleed screw that can screw onto the rad anywhere but ive never thought oh i needed one of them ! Any of you lads got ideas ?

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[Dotty]

I bloody knew I'd seen that somewhere! Cheers kid!

 

[kay-jay]

Wonder if ray stocks them. Sounds like a good idea. There are a couple of customers i have whos heating have a couple of rads that would benefit from this

 

[Ray Stafford]

Wonder if ray stocks them.

No we don't. Do you reckon there would be much demand?

 

[julesverne]

Could'VE used this a few times good find

 

[villa_tom]

No we don't. Do you reckon there would be much demand?

I think it depends on price to be honest, if they where cheap enough and sat on a counter I'd probably buy one.

While I was training, I worked Saturdays in JJB the sports shop and its amazing what junk people would buy while waiting in a queue.

Ill always have one off you ray if they are free though

 

[villa_tom]

Could'VE used this a few times good find

I would have loved these when I worked at the council.

 

[dancinplumba]

Would prefer to fit new rad, wonder if it could be used on pipes to get rid of airlocks ?? Good idea Dancin....

 

[zeebeedee]

Anyone used one? I'd be dubious about it maintaining a seal after I left

 

[villa_tom]

Would prefer to fit new rad, wonder if it could be used on pipes to get rid of airlocks ?? Good idea Dancin....

By the look of it, it needs a flat surface to make a good seal against the rad.

At first I thought it went into broken billed valves on my son round tops. But now in closer inspection it goes into the back/front of a rad.

I think its pants now

fit a new rad and earn more coin.

(Ill still have a free one though mr stafford)

 

[on31ll]

Yer thats what i mean be good to replace knackerd ones but they go on the front of the rad ! When are you ever gonna put one in the front ! Look horrible ! Would be good for council jobs. None of my customers would let me do that never mind pay me for it !

 

[on31ll]

No we don't. Do you reckon there would be much demand?

It depends.... No demand atall bit if they ask say yer got loads of interest ! Freebieeessssss !

 

[TBServices]

Usually the rads with knackered bleed vents have been painted 3000 times so i doubt they'd seal properly. You'd also have to screw these into the back of the round tops, meaning it would have to come off the wall anyway.

 

[julesverne]

Yer thats what i mean be good to replace knackerd ones but they go on the front of the rad ! When are you ever gonna put one in the front ! Look horrible ! Would be good for council jobs. None of my customers would let me do that never mind pay me for it !

Theres always one tight arse that would have it on the front rather than have a new rad.

 

[on31ll]

Correct ! I try not to work for these people !

 

[Whn1]

Easier putting one of them in than moving the huge glass door cupboard that are usually positioned in front of the bleed valve and trv, you know the ones I mean, the ones with all the decorative china plates and various glass ornaments inside.

 

[villa_tom]

Easier putting one of them in than moving the huge glass door cupboard that are usually positioned in front of the bleed valve and trv, you know the ones I mean, the ones with all the decorative china plates and various glass ornaments inside.

just knock it over like I did when I was an apprentice

its amazing how stuff doubles in price when its broken

 

[Whn1]

Yea the single glass panel on that shower screen I broke a couple of weeks ago was £400, had to refit it today. Shoulda just fitted them a rail and curtain. Job done

 

[on31ll]

I bloody knew I'd seen that somewhere! Cheers kid!

your welcome

 

[on31ll]

Yea the single glass panel on that shower screen I broke a couple of weeks ago was £400, had to refit it today. Shoulda just fitted them a rail and curtain. Job done

when it smashed did they run upstairs ?

 

[Guest123]

Looks nifty that wee plug. Could whack that on anywhere on the base of a very large rad and use it as a drain valve, so minimising dirty water versus cream carpet!

 

[Whn1]

when it smashed did they run upstairs ?

Nah they were out thankfully. First one I broke in 12 years. Toughened glass my arse.

 

[on31ll]

ohwell you wont do that again !