Hi everyone,
I am looking to bleed the radiators in my rented flat as winter is now starting to kick in and want things to work as efficiently as possible.
Some advice says use a flat head screwdriver but there is not a groove in them to be able to use one. So I bought a radiator bleed key from screwfix but the thing doesn’t fit. The recess in the radiators in approximately 1cm in diameter.
I have a feeling even if I got one in there they wouldn’t move - as the radiators are old and rusted in parts.
Are these kinds of radiators unusual in have such a small recess/bleed valve area?
Also one has two valves and the other has one….
Any advice would help. Thanks.
I am looking to bleed the radiators in my rented flat as winter is now starting to kick in and want things to work as efficiently as possible.
Some advice says use a flat head screwdriver but there is not a groove in them to be able to use one. So I bought a radiator bleed key from screwfix but the thing doesn’t fit. The recess in the radiators in approximately 1cm in diameter.
I have a feeling even if I got one in there they wouldn’t move - as the radiators are old and rusted in parts.
Are these kinds of radiators unusual in have such a small recess/bleed valve area?
Also one has two valves and the other has one….
Any advice would help. Thanks.