My bathroom radiator is very hot in a small room and I would like to shut it off but can’t work out how. There are two valves one at each side at the bottom with a small prong sticking out of
each one. I don’t know what the difference is between them or even if that is what I have to turn or how!
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Turn them clockwise eg screw then in
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