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Do i need to bleed the radiators?

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  • scottish_lassy
    scottish_lassy Posts: 296 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 100 Posts Combo Breaker
    nalyo wrote: »
    use a flat screwdriver, makes ure the head is long enough otherwise you will wreck the head. hope that helps!

    and do I turn the screw the half turn to bleed or is the square nut underneath. As you can see 'a little knowledge could do alot of damage!!'
    :rotfl:
  • markleedsuk
    markleedsuk Posts: 46 Forumite
    all radiators are different, if you post a picture i will be able to tell you, dont want to tell you wrong and have black water all over your carpets!:eek:
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