Closed heating system, approx 14 years old with oil fired boiler, feeding around 18 radiators over 2 floors. One small radiator nearest the boiler and downstairs repeatedly fills up with hydrogen over a period of about 4 weeks. Hydrogen is suspected as it can be ignited and there is no smell. System was flushed and treated with inhibitor last year, and no leak is apparent (including inside the boiler as the engineer has tested it). Litmus paper indicates the water is on the acidic side - there are some minor signs of corrosion around some of the radiator connections but nothing extensive. The bad radiator can feel perfectly fine for a week or two and some time during operation there is a sound of air gurgling through the system - but always ends up in this same radiator. Is it just corrosion across all the radiators, but always ending up in this one radiator? One engineer reversed the pump direction when it was flushed, as the feed was flowing the wrong way, yet the problem is always in the same radiator.