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I’m using this simple set up to make sure my shower mixer pipes are not going for a walk.

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I’m the tiler. You let the bonding plaster to set first and then get on with tiling. No probs at all.

Fair enough not good if your not the tiler tho
 
faulty expansion vessel? not got a spare or time to go collect one, or cant do the job til next week......

drain upstairs, refill system bleed all rads apart from one(spare room, landing,bathroom) this unbled rad becomes your temperary expansion vessel.

you get to charge for the temp fix and again for the replacement!

now thats a top tip

How does it work?

Keep the rad turned off? If you turn it on won't it just refill?

What am I missing?
 
How does it work?

Keep the rad turned off? If you turn it on won't it just refill?

What am I missing?
It's going to be full of air... As the heating heats up, it compresses the air in the radiator and that takes the expanded water. It only lasts a week or so though.
 
So you keep the rad turned off? I'm still a bit lost on this one. How can it be used if it's full off? I understand it's full of air but the air is in the rad with both valves off so it can't go anywhere

Sorry if I'm still missing it!
 
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