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>> | No. 2605
2605
The bleed valve on my radiator is leaking very slightly, about 1 drop a day. I was thinking of taking it out, quickly wrapping it with some PTFE tape and putting it back in. |
>> | No. 2606
2606
You'll stop the leak, but you'll also lose the ability to easily bleed the radiator. You can buy a replacement bleed valve for about £2. They're not hard to fit. |
>> | No. 2607
2607
Stop using your central heating to save the climate. |
>> | No. 2608
2608
>>2607 |
>> | No. 2609
2609
Odds on, it's just a bit of grot stuck in the valve. Arm yourself with a couple of cotton buds and a bit of kitchen roll - whip the screw out, scrub its pointy end with the kitchen roll. Wipe the mating surface inside the rad with a cotton bud. |
>> | No. 2610
2610
I done it and it's stopped leaking. Up yours to all those who doubted me. |
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