Second fixing at the house refurb - Adventures of A Plumber 38 

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Thanks for the kind words John

Thank you so much mate, I really appreciate such kind comments, it genuinely really means so much to me

@@PlumbLikeTom you're taking your work serious and it's evident. Very encouraging to watch someone take pride in their work.

Hi mate, I was always taught to put a balance valve on the primary return to help ease with the balancing of the system. It allows you to regulate the flow of water around the coil a bit like what you use a lockshiled valve for on the return from a radiator. Water will always take the path of least resistance and sometimes the coil will steal heat from the radiator circuit if not correctly balanced. Some systems can be set up as hot water priority, so when calling the hot water will recover more quickly but this system will most likely be just left on 24hrs as hot water demand will be constant, hope this helps explain a little better, any more questions please ask

@@PlumbLikeTom Thanks for reply.Much appreciated.

Thank you, I am pleased the videos are helpful to you

Hi mate, its sometimes a tricky one to know what to do for the best, customers often request TRV's on towel rails only to realise they actually need the TRV not to turn off as they need the room hotter. Towel rails are only OK at heating the room but once they get crammed full of towels it tends to block a lot of the heat output. Most modern bathroom are to small to put additional heating in. With regards to your question I wouldn't normally put a TRV on a towel rail unless specifically asked to but I think it should be Ok in the upside position I have installed it in.

That sounds like a great idea, might have to borrow that idea for future jobs, thanks for watching and thanks for the support as always mate

Thanks as always Thomas

Thanks mate, plenty more videos planned, I just want to try and keep improving the content and the quality of them, the whole community support has been amazing, I can not thank everybody enough

@@PlumbLikeTom Tom the videos are great, your a good tradesman and have a nice style , you seem to get plenty of verity of jobs that are good to watch 👍

There not the best baths in the world, this one has been OK since I fitted it, well I haven't been back yet anyway, like you say 3/4 ply is a good way of doing them, thanks for the support as always mate

Glad you enjoyed mate, thanks or watching

Thanks for the support Tom

@@PlumbLikeTom hi Tom I’m a retired plumber and I relate to every job you go on. Great vids don’t stop.

To be honest I think some colleges teach it wrong, the lad who just started with me showed me a picture of his assessment and it was piped up onto the balanced feed, another apprentice was also shown to pipe it like this. If the people doing the courses can't get it right, there is honestly no hope for the industry, begs the question why bother sitting the exam every 5 years when they tell you how to do it wrong anyway. Thanks for watching mate, it is appreciated

Yes, it doesnt give you much hope when even the colleges are teaching it wrong! Great videos by the way. Your enthusiasm and skill at what you do really shows.

Thanks mate, I really appreciate such kind words, thankyou for watching

Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed and hopefully learnt something new

I never spotted either until the very end, the apprentice put the tails in and I just hung it, it will pay me to check next time, thanks for watching as always mate

Thanks mate, I always try to do everything correct, I appreciate the continued support of the channel, it is greatly appreciated

Thank you for watching mate 👍

Thank you so much mate

Thanks 😊

@@PlumbLikeTom i don't like flexis balloshits or gate valves 🙄🙄🙄🤣🤣🤣🤣

Hi mate, I live in Lincolnshire, England