Oil heating/ towel rail question

[plumb1]

Easy for those in the know but can someone advise me whether I can have a water filled bathroom towel radiator with il central heating. I am sure this is the case and think this is what is in the existing radiator atm. I assume you can only get electric and water filled towel radiators?

 

[Ermintrude]

Come again? You want what?

 

[Dotty]

I wondered too when I approved the post......

 

[gasmanrob]

You can buy towel Warner's that connect to a conventional heating system ie heated via a boiler that has a immersion element incorporated in the radiator valve for use in the summer when you have the heating off.

if that's what you mean?

 

[Best]

I read the OP as asking can a water filled type towel rail be connected to an oil fired heating system.
Answer is, yes, any fuel type (gas or oil or solid fuel etc) that works a water filled heating system can heat a water filled towel radiator.

 

[SimonG]

I read the OP as asking can a water filled type towel rail be connected to an oil fired heating system.
Answer is, yes, any fuel type (gas or oil or solid fuel etc) that works a water filled heating system can heat a water filled towel radiator.

I think thats how I read it as well

 

[Best]

I think thats how I read it as well

I try to learn the lingo.
I find a lot of people are confused about radiators & many think each fuel type requires specific radiators. I get some saying about the oil going around their rads.
Used to see ads in my local paper selling second hand radiators of various sizes " suitable for solid fuel heating " or " for oil heating ". :smile:

 

[plumb1]

Thanks to those who have offered a useful response to my question and yes some people do get confused to know what a bathroom towel radiator needs to be used with different types of heating.
For those who have offered a sarcastic and rude response, maybe you need to remember you are on a forum and the whole point of a forum is to help people out on their plumbing issues, not to waste peples time reading useless responses to genuine questions!

 

[Dotty]

There were no rude or sarcastic posts . Merely ones trying to work out what your op meant.

Wind your neck in and change the attitude or you'll get no help at all.

 

[plumb1]

There are ways and means of determining what I meant and would prefer no reply rather than sarcastic ones. Conversation closed on this matter please!

 

[jensda]

I often wonder how these people would react if they had to pay for the free advice they seek and nearly always receive from pros on this and other forums

 

[Best]

I don't think there was rude or sarcastic remarks made up until you accused some of us of exactly that. I know I replied to your post with a concise answer, - that was after I reread your OP a few times to try to understand your wording. Forums tend to have humour with helpful facts. You should take it on the chin.

 

[Dotty]

There are ways and means of determining what I meant and would prefer no reply rather than sarcastic ones. Conversation closed on this matter please!

Your attitude stinks.

Consider this thread closed.