Awkward heating leak in corner of roof & other plumbing jobs 

Thanks Tom understood

Thanks for the support mate, I'm so pleased you find my videos interesting

Thanks mate, I really appreciate the support and kind comment 👍

Thanks for the support as always mate, even this one is mild compared to what's coming on this Friday, I'm just editing it now

@@PlumbLikeTom Can't wait 😁

It's great, especially in the summer, thanks for the support as always mate

Thanks for the support as always Kevin, I should have probably done that, it was a job I had priced though and it's sometimes where do you stop. I had only allowed to fit a new sink and got unlucky with the boss leaking, I did ct1 one the boss in a wedge the pipe so hopefully it should be Ok.

Thanks for the support as always mate, I was pleased to get out of the roof 👍

I think I got lucky there, most of the time you need heat to shift them, thanks for watching mate 👍

@@PlumbLikeTom Thank you Tom for putting out the videos. I live in the highlands but used to run a building company in London. You just can't get plumbers were we live so its been amazing to watch your videos and learn how to do things. It actually helped me to do a new oil combi install. 👍 Not looking forward to the service though! keep up the good work, great content

I was kicking myself about that waste, I'd already packed the tools away as well which always makes it feel worse, thanks for watching as always Peter

Thanks for the support as always Steve, I must admit roof spaces aren't my favourite places to work especially in the summer

Thanks for the support as always Keith 👍

Thanks for the support as always mate 👍

Thanks for the support as always Charles 👍

They are good Paul, I don't use them all the time but they are handy for some jobs, thanks for watching mate

I agree, they should be glued everytime, thanks for watching mate

Thanks for the support Barry, I really apprecaite it

I couldn't believe that vent, it had probably been weeping since it was put in, thanks for watching as always Andy 👍

Thanks for the support as always mate, glad you enjoyed

Thanks for the support Dean, glad you enjoyed

Thanks for the support as always Tom, I stole that saying from a youtube electrician called Tom Nagy, I used to really enjoy his videos but he only posts about once a year now

Thanks for the support as always Mark

Thanks for the support as always Chris, it wasn't the nicest roof space to work in, have a great week 👍

Thanks for watching mate, glad you enjoyed

@@PlumbLikeTom Mask for lofts !!

Ideally you should keep the materials the same but the brass does act as a dielectric anode to help prevent corrosion between the copper and the steel, thanks for watching mate 👍

Thanks for the support Mick, I thought I would try Sunday to see if it would attract a new audience, I lost subscribers though so I might go back to Monday's, thanks for watching 👍

Thanks for the support as always Pb, it's great for roof work, I don't think I will use it on boiler swaps yet but it's nice to have the option

Thanks for the support Paul, I'm so pleased you enjoy the videos

I could have done, it will take a while for that vent to get that bad again, by then the boilers will likely have been replaced and the system pressurised, thanks for the support as always

I feel for you mate, it's horrible when stuff like that happens, thanks for watching

I just keep plodding along mate, thanks for watching as always

Ridgid stilsons are really good I find, thanks for watching as always mate 👍

Thanks mate, I really apprecaite that

Thanks for the support as always Pete 👍

If everything is working OK I would probably leave it, I would be more inclined to spend the money on fitting a filter on the boiler return if you don't already have one, thanks for watching mate

It would have been the original pipework, it was in a commercial building so it was quite common, thanks for the support as always Dave 👍

Thanks for the support as always Tom

Thanks for the support as always Wayne 👍