This category provides helpful information on DIY troubleshooting queries you may have. Below you can find a range of posts which will provide helpful insight into a variety of issues.
If you switch on your heating and the boiler pressure gauge keeps dropping below 1 bar, then your boiler pressure is too low. Read on to find out what might be causing it and what you can do to resolve the issue.
Many people find exposed radiator pipes unsightly, but it's not always possible to hide them under the floor or in a wall. This article goes through some alternative ways to hide or disguise your vertical radiator's pipework.
Reaching behind a vertical radiator to paint the wall is an annoying part of decorating. In this article, we show you what you can do to make this painting job much easier, including video guides.
Vertical radiators have become very popular due to their ability to save space. See our video guide of a professional plumber installing a couple of vertical radiators in a home.
Bleeding vertical radiators is an important job to ensure your rads are heating up efficiently and not using excess energy. In this article we advise of the symptoms and how to bleed the air out of your vertical radiators.
Removing paint from an old radiator is difficult but not impossible. If you're prepared to put in a bit of effort and use some sandpaper and paint stripper, we'll show you how it's done.
Old radiators don't always fit in with your interior design plan and there may be times when you want to make them less noticeable. In this article, we'll go over some simple ways you can hide and disguise your radiators to make their appearance more subtle.
The convector fins inside the centre of a radiator are traps for all sorts of dust, dirt and debris. Read on to see the best tools to use if you need to clean inside your dirty radiator.
Having a cold radiator even when your heating is on is mostly not a serious problem and can often be fixed quite easily. In this article we explain the various DIY things you can do to get your cold radiator running hot again.
There are a number of reasons why your radiator might be clicking. Often it's nothing too worry about, but occasionally it can be serious. Read on to discover what causes your radiators to click and what you can do about it.
