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towel
A towel is a piece of absorbent fabric or paper used for drying or wiping a body or a surface. It draws moisture through direct contact.
In households, several types of fabric towels are used, including hand towels, bath towels, and kitchen towels. At the beach, people use beach towels.
Paper towels are provided in commercial or office bathrooms via a dispenser for users to dry their hands. In households they are used for minor, precision, or particularly dirty jobs of wiping, cleaning, and drying.
Hello team,
I just noticed that in one of my bathroom, the blanking plug valve on the towel rail is leaking. I just moved in this new house and the valve looks old and the seal a little damaged. Anyway, I just ordered a replacement but I have no idea on what is the process to change that. What...
Hopefully this is a quick one...
I'm currently building a house (well, my builder is, I'm doing a few of the jobs myself). Originally, we were going to have electric towel rails in the bathrooms, because we were going to have solar panels. We're over budget, so the panels will have to wait...
I took out a boiler insurance policy and an engineer came out first to check if my boiler was in a good condition to go ahead with the policy. The engineer said the pressure was too low and fixed the problem. At the end he said it was all fine and shouldn't be a problem, the water was a bit...
Hi,
Wonder if anyone can help - I've got this towel rail (pic below) which has two valves on either side (pics on left/right).
How do I turn this off?
I would like to avoid (a) flooding the house or (b) switching off the entire UK water supply, which knowing my level of plumbing skills from...
Hi
This valve is leaking just under the square cap. If I want to take the cap off to try to tighten the nut underneath it do I just pull on it?
Thanks
Vik123
Has anyone got one knocking about I'm on the south coast. I have mis quoted a job thinking the towel rail was a 600 with -50mm centres but it was a fancy designer thing with different centres so I need a 500mm centres towel rail. Chrome pipes straight up from floor brand new bathroom. Towel rail...
Hi,
I've been looking all over the place but i can't seem to find the answer to my particular issue so I hope you can help!
I have an electric towel rail in my bathroom which is very basic and was installed just under 4 years ago. It was switched on constantly for the whole of winter and when...
Heated Towel Rail Valve Dripping.
I was cleaning the bathroom and the heated towel rail and I noticed afterwards there was a very small drip.
See Photo.
Should I try gently tightening this ? I doubt if I have the correct spanner, would it be a special tool?
I could use a rag and some mole...
Hi, hope someone can help me find a solution to this problem please.
I have 3 wet, stainless steel, ladder towel rads fed from pressurised ch/hw system including ufh throughout(no other rads). House was built 2 years ago. We had a tablet salt water softener fitted 3 months after moving in...
Good Morning Guys,
I'm normally over in the Electrician's Forum but my GCH experience normally stops at S and Y connections. Also, my old house was a simple, mains fed combi-boiler and I'm just moved to a place with header and hot water tanks so I'd appreciate your views. I'll call-in a GCH...
I am in the process of fitting a towel radiator to our bathroom. We have a conventional system boiler. Header tank in the loft, hot water cylinder with coil running through.
Should i be teeing off the hot water circuit or the central heating circuit or is it literally down to preference...
Hi guys, I would like to tap into your knowledge of dual fuel towel rails.
We already have an electric element in our en-suite towel rail/radiator, which was added about 10 years ago and is connected to a timer. In Summer I close off both valves and turn on the timer so we get toasty towels in...
So here goes.
My bathroom towel rail is cold. All other rads in the house are hot and on both upstairs and downstairs. The feed pipe going into the towel rail is nice and hot but the rail itself is cold. It's has a teeny weeny bit of temp change for about an inch along the bottom rung but I...
Towel rail needs to be removed so that new flooring can fit over pipes. Therefore the whole thing needs to come off valves and all so that the pipe ends coming up from the floor are exposed. The bottom compression nut and olive can stay on each pipe as there will be big enough holes in the...
Hi All,
Hoping someone can help with what I thought was a minor problem/easy fix issue with the towel rail in my new-ish house; it is now permanently cold.
I'll explain a bit of background, the system set up and some things I've tried so far... Hopefully I'm missing something blindly obvious...
I’m wondering weather this stringy stuff (see photos) around my towel heater’s pipe joints could be some kind of fiber/string with asbestos in it? They don’t really look like hemp to me, and I’m a bit worried about it! Thanks
Hi all,
I wondered if you could please give me some advice in regards to a towel rail we have just had fitted. This rail is only heating up the top half and not the bottom.
This is quite a long towel rail thats been installed in our bathroom. The rail has been installed so the 2 inlets for the...
Hi all,
I have three brand new towel rails available. Bought in error by my dear mother-in-law, who now can't return them. Details as follows:
Juva 650 x 400mm Sand Grey Flat Panel Heated Towel Rail.
Pipe Centres (mm)
350
BTU Output
1005
Heating Type
Central Heating
Height (mm)
650...
Hello,
My current installation is an 8Kw Morso Stove, about 20 years old, connected to:
An indirect coil in a vented cylinder (on the ground floor where the heater is, but raised by about 80cm), gravity fed with a bathroom towel rail upstairs also gravity fed.
Once the gravity circuit is up...
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