How to take a radiator off to paint behind without draining the whole central heating system 

Hi Nick, after you drained the radiators why not use brackets that allow the radiator to tilt forward to the floor with the radiator full for future decorating. Mine work great.

Hi nick, you got a video on replacing a lock shield? Stupidly broke the the lock whilst tightening it to put a new blanking cap on. Thanks.

Nick if you take it off, can you flush it so it's clean. For example in the garden to get rid off black slush?

Thanks 😊

Brilliant work mate

Hi Nick, Thanks for the useful video. I am planning to replaster and paint behind the radiator. Can I still turn on the central heating while one radiator is taken off to warm other rooms.

Wow!. you made that look easy. I have a question. I have a tiny 2 x 2 ft (approx) radiator positioned under a bay window off the floor, with the pipes coming out of the plasterboard (and not out of the floor). I want to completely remove not just the radiator but also the pipes that come proud of the plasterboard wall into the room. Is this possible?

Is there another way to stop the water coming out if you dont have any push fit or copper pipes like a stopper? The old radiator is getting replaced by a towel radiator and will be off for a while. Any help would be great as the wall is being plastered.

How the f**k can i dismantle the ones that have a head that manages the heater temperature?? Somebody please help me before i get even more pissed 😩😩😩

Great stuff. Just about to do this.

Perfect thanks

Great thank you

Thank you. 🌹

Thanks that’s saved me having to spend money on a plumber and was easy to do..👍

This makes it seem so easy. Fingers crossed it is as easy as it looks. Thanks for the tips.

Mint fast and easy

What if you cant bleed the rad as the valve has been rounded off can i still take the rad off? Its going to be replaced by a towel radiator any advice would be great