Curing An Air Lock In A Hot Water Pipe

At a glance..

If no water, or a spluttering supply, comes out of the hot tap when its opened, the likely cause is an air lock. If you have an automatic washing machine, and have both the hot and cold supplies connected, an effective remedy can be implemented quite easily.

The details..

'Curing an Air Lock in a Hot Water Pipe' is a useful guide for anyone experiencing issues with their hot water supply. The book offers step-by-step instructions on how to fix the problem quickly and easily, without needing to call out expensive plumbers or heating engineers.

The author explains how air locks occur and why they are more common in hot water systems than cold ones. They then provide two different methods for resolving the issue: one involving connecting your washing machine hoses differently, and another using kitchen mixer taps. Both techniques are explained clearly and concisely so that even those with limited plumbing experience should be able to follow them.

In addition to these main methods, the book also includes some additional tips from readers who have successfully cured their own air locks. These include suggestions such as creating a membrane over showerheads or connecting hoses across separate taps.

Overall, 'Curing an Air Lock in a Hot Water Pipe' is an essential resource for homeowners looking to save money by solving minor plumbing problems themselves. With its clear explanations and helpful diagrams, this book will give you all the information you need to get your hot water flowing again.