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frequent

zipydooda wrote: »

they do lose pressure as oxygen is lost from the water, or you have a slight seepage from a joint. you may not notice the latter as it would evaporate with the hot radiator. it would do no harm to replace lost pressure, but keep an eye on it to see how quickly pressure is lost.

More apt question.

When was the last time the boiler was serviced ?

This subject never ceases to amaze me.

Car has legislation in place requiring vehicle's to have yearly MOT once 3 years old.

A faulty boiler is as lethal as a car with faulty brakes, neither are user serviceable yet the boiler carries no legislation.

sunshinestar101

frequent wrote: »

More apt question.

When was the last time the boiler was serviced ?

This subject never ceases to amaze me.

Car has legislation in place requiring vehicle's to have yearly MOT once 3 years old.

A faulty boiler is as lethal as a car with faulty brakes, neither are user serviceable yet the boiler carries no legislation.

I only moved into the property less than a week ago - so should have had a full service etc before i moved in... im sure it did. Im currently awaiting on my own saftey checks 'just in case' - did everyone know that the fire service will come round and do a fire saftey check for free?!! i think this is a great idea.... can never be too safe with kids in the house.

I always get my boiler checked and other saftey checks done every year too... x

mumsmoneysaverxx

Right, i'm going to put out a universal plea for Pukka pads!
Not pukka pies or lady products (:rotfl:) but the notepads scanning incorrectly.
I'm doing my A-levels atm, and i buy these pukka pads regularly for like £4 odd a pop and i use them really quickly!
Sooo, anyone near Lancashire who knows where any are scanning cheap, please could you pm me? thankyou, you lovely lot!xxxx

mharzuk

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

I've been banned from Facebook. Apparently my account was fake. Ah well, no loss, I hardly used it anyway.

Me too, all of them :mad:;)

frequent

sunshinestar101 wrote: »

I only moved into the property less than a week ago - so should have had a full service etc before i moved in... im sure it did. Im currently awaiting on my own saftey checks 'just in case' - did everyone know that the fire service will come round and do a fire saftey check for free?!! i think this is a great idea.... can never be too safe with kids in the house.
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I always get my boiler checked and other saftey checks done every year too... x

Excellent service and everyone should make use of it, whilst your there, see if you can get some carbon mono detectors fitted for free ?

guys just incase u think i'm a grumpy git on this subject, have mentioned before my work is mainly in social housing, so have had to repair the damages. Walls, floors, ceilings you name it we fix it.

CANNOT DO ANYTHING TO FIX THE DAMAGE TO A FAMILY.

HappyChappy84

Bootsalebargains wrote: »

So have I, I sent them an email saying no it wasn't and all my details are genuine but they basically said tough they won't reinstate it. I use mine most day talking with my family.

Did you have multiple profiles to get more vouchers from Unilever VIP? I thought it was because of something else I had done but when I tried to sign in to my other accounts they have been blocked also. So I went in to the emails associated with each account and I had email from Unilever saying that they take fraud seriously and would be reporting the matter to Facebook.

Clipstrip_Bargains

wendyak wrote: »

Hi my lovelies
Has anyone noticed that the Ts price checker is telling lies??
It told me today that mr A doesn't sell Mr Kipling mince pies or flat mushrooms!!!

not just me then:mad::mad:

zippydooda

frequent wrote: »

More apt question.

When was the last time the boiler was serviced ?

This subject never ceases to amaze me.

Car has legislation in place requiring vehicle's to have yearly MOT once 3 years old.

A faulty boiler is as lethal as a car with faulty brakes, neither are user serviceable yet the boiler carries no legislation.

the advice i was giving is very basic even routine maintainance. you have said in one of you recent posts you let a bit of water in yourself. it all depends how often you do it. i suspect sunshine has never done it. however i agree it should be serviced now and again. lets not fall out as we are both trying to help.

HappyChappy84

frequent wrote: »

More apt question.

When was the last time the boiler was serviced ?

This subject never ceases to amaze me.

Car has legislation in place requiring vehicle's to have yearly MOT once 3 years old.

A faulty boiler is as lethal as a car with faulty brakes, neither are user serviceable yet the boiler carries no legislation.

My landlord tells me that boilers have to be serviced once a year by law. Or is that a Scotland only thing?

Dizzy_Ditzy

mine has to be serviced once a year. My landlord is really good at it. So much more so than the last one!

Back last year sometime, i couldnt get any hot water or heating even though everything was as it should have been.

Got the landlord out, turned out that when we had put something in the airing cupboard, we had knocked one of the switches (there are 2) and that was what made it not work. Maybe check if you have any switches that are in the wrong position?