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stevec000 | 21:15 Sun 12th Oct 2014 | DIY
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is there a certain order to bleed radiators??
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Avatar Image tonyav
No not really, you just bleed any that need it.
21:16 Sun 12th Oct 2014
Avatar Image TonyV
Air will normally be the highest one - would start there and work back towards the boiler
20:20 Mon 13th Oct 2014
Avatar Image bhg481
It's not ait, it's hydrogen caused by the radiators rotting. If you put corrosion inhibitor in he header tank (I always use Fernox 1B) you probably won't need to bleed them iin future. We've lived in our house for about 30 years, used Fernox every 7 or so and never needed to bleed.
21:38 Wed 15th Oct 2014
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Totally agree with BHG
20:43 Thu 16th Oct 2014

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