can a american style fridge/freezer be plumbed into radiator pipe

globalds

susiecm3 wrote: »

yeah with a touch of nastiness from a few, I never thought it was like this on a here, next time I will remember, only post on here if you know what your doing, oh but thats right you would not ask, a simple no sorry not possible would have done

If you stepped back a little and laughed too, you would find all these helpful folk are laughing with you.

Don't take it personal ...It is funny.


Please post up some pics ..It will clear things up.

keystone

susiecm3 wrote: »

I will pull units out tomorrow and find out what is happening with pipe then cause at the moment it goes from main stop tap, into sink,behind cooker and units, then comes out of other end and into radiator then upstairs!

As my earlier post it might look like it does but ten gets you five it doesn't.

Cheers

gardner1

susiecm3 wrote: »

my fridge is opposite side of the kitchen sink and wondered if it could be plumber into the nearby radiator pipe?

Comet and Currys were no help what so ever!!

did you ask your partner/hubby/boy friend about this if so what was his answer

1984ReturnsForReal_2

ormus wrote: »

some antibiotics will clear it up too.

Do antibiotics work on legionella?

dkmax_2

gardner1 wrote: »

did you ask your partner/hubby/boy friend about this if so what was his answer

He'll answer after he stops laughing and texting his mates. I nearly split my sides.

andygb

After reading and laughing at this, I think I know what the problem is. Many people (My OH is the same) buy appliances without really knowing how they work or what they have to do to instal them. Some buy them to show off to their friends.
My OH wanted one of these monstrosities as I call them, but quickly changed her mind when I told her what would be involved - a pipe running around the kitchen (our newly decorated kitchen) for about three metres, which would then be plumbed in to the cold water feed to the kitchen tap.
We also had the five minute discussion about the nearby radiator pies, but I was fortunate enough to win that little battle without too much of a fight.
The result is that we are keeping our standard Bosch fridge freezer which works perfectly fine, and is tucked away in the coolest part of the system.
I have watched the "Grand designs" programmes, and it always amazes me, when someone (usually a woman - sorry but it is true), decides to "Project manage", despite the fact that they have no common sense and no experience of any building trade, yet will try to tell the experts what they can and cannot do.

Canucklehead

susiecm3 wrote: »

Well thanks, it is actually the pipe that runs from my kitchen sink and my water that comes out my tap is clean!!!!

It comes down from out house, into sink then into first radiator, so what why would the water be dirty?

Hi,

No offence intended.

Does your radiator get hot?

If so then, logically, it cannot be the same pipe as the cold to your sink.

You have misunderestimated the plumbing, as G W Bush might say.


GSR.

PS.

I was once asked " can the boiler be fitted sideways" (wall mounted combi)

andyhop

Canucklehead wrote: »

Hi,

No offence intended.

Does your radiator get hot?

If so then, logically, it cannot be the same pipe as the cold to your sink.

You have misunderestimated the plumbing, as G W Bush might say.


GSR.

PS.

I was once asked " can the boiler be fitted sideways" (wall mounted combi)

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

googler

Canucklehead wrote: »

I was once asked " can the boiler be fitted sideways" (wall mounted combi)

Waits for someone to ask; "Well, why not?" ....

andygb

Canucklehead wrote: »

I was once asked " can the boiler be fitted sideways" (wall mounted combi)

I assume that is because they wanted to vent it out along with the kitchen extractor fan?:eek:

:rotfl: