It should have been a simple job but... 

You know what I like about your videos mate. Proper plumbing no bs no trying to hide around things deal with as it comes and attack it 👍 a lot of plumbers wouldn’t touch some of the jobs I see you crack on with

What a job. Anyway you got it sorted Tom as always. Some folks heat their house so their missus does not complain and this guy spends extra money to keep his kitchen cupboard warm.🤣

You always seems very chilled to.,I'd have been pulling my hair out trying to crack them valves, great content as always Tom.

Fair play- real world plumbing right there- your not afraid of the tough work and you do a top job- hats off to you Tom.

Cheers for the video Tom, hope you have a great weekend.

Love the radiator in the kitchen cupboard 😂😂. Blimey those radiator valve nets where tight..😯 Nearly a large stilsons job .. At least now you can get the system balanced now .👍👍👍👍

Some jobs just fight us till the very end! Great video Tom 👍😎

Hi Tom, that whole job just appeared to be one big struggle, the rad inside the kitchen unit, I’ve never seen that before. Yet again you sorted it and after the flush etc, the system appeared to be getting up to a better temperature. Well done to you both for getting that sorted, many would’ve just walked away. Take care Tom and I look forward to the next film. 👍👍👍

Nice one Tom, I laughed at around 18:16 when you said "I hate plumbing", I'm sure every single one of us has said the same thing before when we were having a bad day. 🤣

Very good work Tom ,hard work there and yes I enjoyed it a specially when you said (I hate plumbing😂 😂) very good visual video for those up and coming lads and girls who wish to become a good plumber 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Top video mate as someone has just said your so laid back mate 👏😎

Another good one Tom. 👏

That looked like hard work. Them rad valves mustve been on a long long time. Some jobs are just trouble and will fight you right to the end.

Many times I’ve said that i hate plumbing and I’ve lost my glasses mate ❤

Nice one Tom. :-)

Tough one there Tom, Them rad valves where in rough condition 😂 👍👍🤜

Using a stilson to hold the radiator valve makes it easier to grip, it’s good to have a big and small one

Well done 😊😊😊😊

Nice job, well done.

Lightweight filler is always handy to have in the van

Great video that one Tom….used to hate working in attics ouch the knees …good money to be made in flushing but very time consuming 👍👍👍

I’m not a plumber but thought I’d have a go at changing radiators, I found most of the lock shields started leaking as soon as they were adjusted and once the roads were off I found most of the tails had to be redone as somebody in the past had massively over tightened the compression fitting and all the olives were deep in the pipe. I guess plumbers must come across this sort sh1t everyday

Proper engineer not the one to cut corners.

Another job done 😂 I bet gardens / lawns hate plumbers …the garden shouts in distress “don’t dump that shitty fluid here” 😂😂😂

It’s strange how some jobs are nothing but grief. I had one last week which was trouble every which way I turned. 😢 Worse still, I underpriced it

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Very impressive sorting that out - especially the rad in the cupboard - I don’t think that could have been more difficult! (Seems a weird place for it - does a cat sleep in the cupboard or something?) Very interesting video, as always - thanks for making it and showing how difficult, even for an expert, supposedly simple jobs can turn out to be!

Job was fighting you all the way , i would be changing them rads for new ones they are past it and get rid of all that sludge and so much easier to cleanout

Tough one that Tom, whoever had tightened those valves must have had his weetabix , looked like that flush was overdue. Take care 👍🚽

Good work fella can't understand why anyone would have a radiator inside a kitchen unit 😮

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Have you tried the through flush tom ? You a use a 3 port for a unvented as long as you have a 2 port on the coil flow . I went to one before Christmas had no hot water , the way it was wired it could never of worked. Someone had put the immersion heater on to disguise it, until the immersion failed and they had no hot water. You had a struggle with them rad valves, think the radiator in the cupboard I would have lifted it up 3 inch . Make it easier

Why would anyone put a kitchen unit over a rad. Ridiculous. You have the patience of a Saint Tom 😂

Great video once again. Real world stuff. Question: why does on occasions does handheld pipe cutter goes into a spiral track mode, man this is so irritating...

I wonder how many plumbers leave the trade for an easier life as a circus strongman or contortionist.

Get the 36'' on erm

All those valve were probably fitted using paste on the threads for no reason! I'd have got some heat on them first!

Nice one buddy , those valves looked proper tight! What infrared camera you using?

Incredible how simple jobs can be turned so hard in this kind of game.. Do you find stuff leaks a lot when you have to get on to crusty old painted pipes like this? Same in electrics btw when cables get old and the wires are hard, such a pain

Nice one Tom, if you have a magna clean on your heating system do you still need a inhibitor fluid as well?

Why is the rad in a kitchen unit? Top work mate.

Do you advice just removing the radiator and connect garden hose to blast the sludge out? I have one radiator which kinda cold the bottom part and hot top half. Rather flushing entire system , just undo it and flush it outside? Thanks

Do you just shut the locksheild and the trv on the rads or do you just shut one side?

New subscriber here 👋🏻 Can I ask how you decide on how much to price? Is it work out how many hours? or once it is a price you’re happy with then you can deal with the rest?

Why should you not put a lever valve on a cold feed?

Lever valve why not undo the 310 and swap the body for the valve, And then swap it back after ?

you take on some shite jobs pal fair play

As always fella. Why is there a rad in a cupboard 😮

What a mess!!!!

Who puts a radiator in a cupboard. I would have left it turned off and forgot about. Fair play till ya.