You can wrap the PTFE tape on the end of a pencil and then use that to wrap it on the tank thread. Also works on pipes which are mounted close to a. wall.
Iv had problems with these pumps, i think just pay the little bit extra and get a grundfos pump. Less vibration and the sensor is more sensitive so the pump kicks in quicker in my experience.
There are many better alternatives to pick from than Salamander. They have a nasty habbit of passing the blame onto installers and must be bent over backward to eventually admit their product is at fault.
I have had the exact same problem in my flat with the water tank, but I used a positive pump and put the pump on the floor. Works a treat! But sometimes I need to turn my bathtub mixer taps on or physically lower my shower head below the tank to trigger the pump. Saved myself a fortune tho, as positive is cheaper than negative.
On my 3rd Salamander neg pressure whole house pump and it will be my last. The latest pump design without the light indicator has a 3 second lag problem on both cold and hot water outlets. Pressure vessel is primed correctly and pipework configuration correct, looking online this is a common issue. Good video on the install SB👍
Always had shower pumps since the 80s, can't beat a good quality shower, so refreshing. Did you 'stick a pipe clip on the side of the cylunder? If so how???
Superb video Roger. Had a pump run for 15 years then one day it stopped working. Put exactly the same replacement on and that didn't work either. Decided to put a new cylinder and pipework in with wide mouth lever valves thinking it was no doubt furred up...sadly still no joy. It's got about 3L p/m flow so baffled. Same setup as yours except my shower mixer is in the room below so at least 2m head too. Not sure why positive head not activating the flow switches so wonder if a negative worth trying instead?
I had a similar problem, switching over to a negative head pump solved it though. Steer clear of salamander if you can though, Stuart turner pumps will last you years longer
@@greenreaper1985 Salamander really must address their quality issues. Combined with their appalling customer support its doing them real harm in the industry
Could you please confirm the brand of your pump? If it is Salamander Pumps contact them at tech@Salamanderpumps.co.uk and they will investigate your case and advise you solution.
@SkillBuilder Thanks for the reply. It's a Triton T550 (no longer available). I have tested the pump, and it works fine. The float valves are not activating the reed switches when in situ. As the same model worked for years previously, I can only assume an air trap after the pump (long run) softening the initial surge when the shower valve opens. I would have thought if 3L/pm water is getting through it that the float valves would activate. Obviously not.
That is entirely due to the good water pressure that you have in your mains. A Megaflo will not perform well if there is just the statutory one bar at the stopcock. Plumbers come across this all the time. The customer expects all their troubles to be over and they find they still can't run two shower at once.
Morning Roger,I hopy u are well with yrr family keet up the good work showing tutorial videos, Quick questions my house has boiler upstairs next room is my bathroom also I have cold water tank in the loft it run the water for the bathroom but my pressure is very low how can I have more pressure, No.1 do cut the cold water supply going into my loft which is in kitchen or No.2 can fit a pump for cold water supply in the bathroom what's the best way.😊
Salamander Pumps have a range of Mains Boosting products available. You can visit their website for product selection www.salamanderpumps.co.uk/product-selector/ or send a DM on Facebook or Instagram @salamanderpumps and they will get in touch to discuss the best product for you!
Glad we have good water pressure here and homes have regulators to bring the pressure down to normal water pressure. When I lived in the UK, had a pump and thought that it was a bit strange.
Had to replace Essex flange a few months ago washer had corroded hole cut on the tank was way to big only just sealed i told them they need a new tank as its could potentially move and leak some people don’t listen till there ceiling is on the floor unfortunately
fitted a negative head pump, that was good for 2 showers and some mixers. only lasted one year, they sent one of there service lads to check it was fitted ok, no problems with the install, so they honoured the warranty, but unfortunately it failed another year later. shame as it did work well. still scratching my head what made it fail. the only thing i could think of is, it was drawing to much air, and cavitating. it most prob did not like multiple outlets. but in the end i installed a combi for the customer.
I’ve had 2 salamander shower pumps fail on me in less than two years. On the other hand still have a Stuart Turner working in the on-suite after 15 years of use. I would never ever buy another Salamander pump again.
My old chemistry teacher told us you can estimate 60C pretty accurately - it's when its "just beginning to bite" in his words i.e.it's just starting to get uncomfortable to keep your hand on.
Hey there thanks for nice video. I have power shower which takes cold water from tank in loft and hot water from hot water tank. I was checking with plumber If I can install 3 bar shower pump to improve water pressure in entire house. That plumber raised risk of damaging power shower. Is that correct? Please suggest. Thanks!
You would need a whole house pump rather than a just a shower specific pump, if you DM us on social media we can help you find the correct pump for the type of system and outlets you require boosting.
Salamander are an awful company to deal with. There pumps are poor quality, loud & do not stand the test of time. When the pump inevitably stops working salamander don’t want to know. Just read their trust pilot reviews. I’m disappointed to see you still working with them Roger. steer clear everyone!
Precisely. Its sad to see a UK brand fall so far so fast, but also its good that installers are waking up. We now outright refuse to install their units after too many bad experiences. They seem to be suffering from corporate 'brain drain' as I hear a lot of their more experienced employees have either left or retired. Leaving remaining staff guided by mangment parachuted in from elsewhere. Salamander now seem to prefer investing their resources in poorly executed marketing campaigns, sticking meaninless 'quiet mark' stickers on their exceptionally noisey pumps and paying influencers to shill their brand. Come on Salamander. Get a handle on this.
We're really sorry to hear about your negative experience with Salamander Pumps. I'm sure, they take quality seriously and will definitely look into your case to address the issues you've raised.
I came here because my hot water pump has failed. Turns out the plumber that fitted it cut damn near every corner possible. And my god the pump you have is so much quiter than the CT55 currently installed at my house
Hello Roger. I have a mega flow. I think that what it’s called. My hot water is stored in a tank in the airing cupboard. My shower pressure is not the best. Can I get a booster pump fitted. Which one would you recommend
You will not increase the pressure by increasing the pipe size. You may increase the flow rate but that it unlikely. The combi heats water as it passes through the boiler. The colder the water coming in the more time it needs to heat it so the flow has to be reduced to reach the temperature. If you live in a hard water area the heat exchanger will scale up and lose efficiency over the years.
At 17.27 on the video when you were speaking about the tank connector, what did you mean about putting the connector in lower than the hot. As this is a gravity fed system how would hot water get into the tank other than through the vent pipe from the cylinder as isn't it fed from the cold mains only?
How can you avoid the shower pressure fluctuations on a mega flow system that is caused by water being drawn elsewhere on the system by washing machines, kitchen taps, toilets etc?
Some fluctuations are inevitable but you can pump a Megaflo but only to 12 ltrs per minute. Find out what your incoming mains flow and pressure is. Check that the incoming mains stopcocks are fully open.
This illustrates the difference between dynamic and static pressure. Even with good static pressure, if you have constrictions in the pipes/valves serving the outlets, the pressure will drop when multiple outlets are used. It’s the equivalent of voltage drop in an electrical circuit when current is flowing. One thing you could do is to turn down the isolators (if you have them) on items like toilets, washing machines and dishwashers. Those items won’t complain if the water enters slowly, but at least they won’t be stealing lots of flow (and hence causing pressure drop) when you’re using a more important outlet like the shower.
It's fun relating domestic fundamentals to industrial, although it does tend to be a bit bigger... A recent project was pushing almost 2000 litres per second of seawater, which would be good for those wanting a powerful shower I guess.
Absolutely agree, Stuart Turner pumps are far superior and if you can get their older 4 bar and refurbish it with an O-ring and washer kit it'll last you another 10 years.
I'm somewhat torn on what to do. I can either do this and buy an expensive pump. Or I can just get rid of my aging vented tank and install an unvented tank in its place which would also allow me to get rid of the cold water tank completely. It's a tough decision to make. I do like the pre-plumbed unvented tanks out there and it wouldn't take me too long to get it all connected up appropriately.
Get rid off the old tank etc and have a simple set up if you can, you can get new MDPE pipe fitted from supply and it make a huge difference. Also note this way your garden hose etc all the house will benefit. just my opinion
@@lightx500 Well luckily I have very good mains pressure already which the kitchen tap and garden hose use. It's just eventually something will go wrong and when it does, I don't want to fix up an old system. I'd prefer either combi or unvented so I get better shower pressure.
Salamander Pumps have a range of both gravity boosting and mains boosting products available. Please use Salamander Pumps product selector www.salamanderpumps.co.uk/product-selector/ or DM @salamanderpumps on Facebook or Instagram so they can get in touch to discuss the best product for you!
That is a good point. I saw that had been written by our editor but I didn't change it. That pump can feed the whole house but we didn't do that in this case.
@@SkillBuilder oops.. The tank is in the loft so, I guess pump is in the loft. Is the only solution to change whole boiler to combi to shut the noise off?
Why not put a pressure pump on the cold water supply inlet and get decent pressure throughout the water service, we are on rain water here and have a grundfos pressure pump which gives us excellent pressure to all the taps even after running through filters and a UV sterilizer. Your hot water tank looks like it is due for replacement.
The worst decision you can make if you go down this route. Get yourself an Aqualisa pump shower system and put a pressure regulating valve on the main water inlet. Aqualisa will tell you it is not a recommendation, I have fitted many of these with no problems. The other better option is fit a new MegaFlow cylinder which would cost about the same as a pump system.
@@SkillBuilder I miss it roger! Used to love floating a house out in the 80’s. Such a skilled part of the trade. Found it daunting when I was an apprentice but eventually mastered it with a decent H rule. Then loved skimming over a floated wall. Much better to work on than board I found. I dream of floating an internal wall again….one day 🤣
@@SkillBuilder no way Hardwall! I’m talking 80’s style….5/1 mix with a bit of Fairy 🤣 serve it up to me like creamy butter. A good body to it but light and airy. I’ll glide it over the wall then. I’ll need to soak the block first though, those are greedy blocks for moisture! 😉
Get rid of that 1950s technology and put in an instantaneous hot water heater like a Stiebel Eltron or use a 21st century heating and hot water system like a Navian NCB700. No tanks, no storage of unwanted hot water, app controlled. About £1500 to buy the top size one.
got fed up with low pressure in London, installed a Grundfos Home Booster pump. Been going strong for over 9 years now, no problems.
You can wrap the PTFE tape on the end of a pencil and then use that to wrap it on the tank thread. Also works on pipes which are mounted close to a. wall.
That’s a brilliant tip. Thank you 😊
Thanks!
Thanks
Iv had problems with these pumps, i think just pay the little bit extra and get a grundfos pump. Less vibration and the sensor is more sensitive so the pump kicks in quicker in my experience.
There are many better alternatives to pick from than Salamander. They have a nasty habbit of passing the blame onto installers and must be bent over backward to eventually admit their product is at fault.
We're sorry to hear you had problems with our pumps. Could you please DM us which pump did you install and tell us more about the problem with it?
I have had the exact same problem in my flat with the water tank, but I used a positive pump and put the pump on the floor. Works a treat! But sometimes I need to turn my bathtub mixer taps on or physically lower my shower head below the tank to trigger the pump. Saved myself a fortune tho, as positive is cheaper than negative.
I bought a salamander pump after 18 months it started cutting out load of rubbish replaced it with a grundfos.
You live and learn I guess
We're sorry to hear you had an issue with our pump. Could you please DM us more details about that problem.
You always form an opinion on the basis of one instance …?
On my 3rd Salamander neg pressure whole house pump and it will be my last. The latest pump design without the light indicator has a 3 second lag problem on both cold and hot water outlets. Pressure vessel is primed correctly and pipework configuration correct, looking online this is a common issue.
Good video on the install SB👍
Great segment Roger! Enjoyed it.
Shame we didn't get to see the final installation! Would have been very helpful.
Roger in his natural habitat 🧱👍🏽
Always had shower pumps since the 80s, can't beat a good quality shower, so refreshing.
Did you 'stick a pipe clip on the side of the cylunder? If so how???
I just used a bit of hybrid polymer. It is fine because it withstands the heat.
Superb video Roger. Had a pump run for 15 years then one day it stopped working. Put exactly the same replacement on and that didn't work either. Decided to put a new cylinder and pipework in with wide mouth lever valves thinking it was no doubt furred up...sadly still no joy. It's got about 3L p/m flow so baffled. Same setup as yours except my shower mixer is in the room below so at least 2m head too. Not sure why positive head not activating the flow switches so wonder if a negative worth trying instead?
I had a similar problem, switching over to a negative head pump solved it though. Steer clear of salamander if you can though, Stuart turner pumps will last you years longer
@@greenreaper1985 Salamander really must address their quality issues. Combined with their appalling customer support its doing them real harm in the industry
Could you please confirm the brand of your pump? If it is Salamander Pumps contact them at tech@Salamanderpumps.co.uk and they will investigate your case and advise you solution.
@SkillBuilder Thanks for the reply. It's a Triton T550 (no longer available). I have tested the pump, and it works fine. The float valves are not activating the reed switches when in situ. As the same model worked for years previously, I can only assume an air trap after the pump (long run) softening the initial surge when the shower valve opens. I would have thought if 3L/pm water is getting through it that the float valves would activate. Obviously not.
We have a mega flow system, no pump needed for the shower, it absolutley blasts out, even with taps running.Awesome system.
That is entirely due to the good water pressure that you have in your mains. A Megaflo will not perform well if there is just the statutory one bar at the stopcock. Plumbers come across this all the time. The customer expects all their troubles to be over and they find they still can't run two shower at once.
Morning Roger,I hopy u are well with yrr family keet up the good work showing tutorial videos, Quick questions my house has boiler upstairs next room is my bathroom also I have cold water tank in the loft it run the water for the bathroom but my pressure is very low how can I have more pressure, No.1 do cut the cold water supply going into my loft which is in kitchen or No.2 can fit a pump for cold water supply in the bathroom what's the best way.😊
hi Rodger
if I wanted to increase my pressure of my water (shower) and iv got a combie boiler .
is there a way that could be done ... thanks
Definitely yes plumberparts has a few good vids on it in more detail
thanks very much
Salamander Pumps have a range of Mains Boosting products available. You can visit their website for product selection www.salamanderpumps.co.uk/product-selector/ or send a DM on Facebook or Instagram @salamanderpumps and they will get in touch to discuss the best product for you!
Stuart tuner, power tank just to name a few far higher quality options with much better customer services.
Wise
We're sorry to hear you're unhappy with the service we provided. Could you please DM us why do you feel this way.
Hi Sir I only need that cylinder to supply hot water to the shower and kitchen do I need to install that pump ? Thanks
Glad we have good water pressure here and homes have regulators to bring the pressure down to normal water pressure. When I lived in the UK, had a pump and thought that it was a bit strange.
what do you do if you lose electricity? is there a way of bypassing the pump and still having a shower?
Great video Roger! Thank you
We didn’t see you add any non return valves. Where should these be installed ?
What if the feed pipe to the hot water from the pump is 22mm and 15 metre run all the way in 15 mm at the last metre?
Had to replace Essex flange a few months ago washer had corroded hole cut on the tank was way to big only just sealed i told them they need a new tank as its could potentially move and leak some people don’t listen till there ceiling is on the floor unfortunately
How would this affect Hot Watertank/water from utilities in a US house? Thank you.😊
fitted a negative head pump, that was good for 2 showers and some mixers. only lasted one year, they sent one of there service lads to check it was fitted ok, no problems with the install, so they honoured the warranty, but unfortunately it failed another year later. shame as it did work well. still scratching my head what made it fail. the only thing i could think of is, it was drawing to much air, and cavitating. it most prob did not like multiple outlets. but in the end i installed a combi for the customer.
I’ve had 2 salamander shower pumps fail on me in less than two years. On the other hand still have a Stuart Turner working in the on-suite after 15 years of use. I would never ever buy another Salamander pump again.
We're sorry to hear you had problems with our pumps. Could you please DM us more details about your experience.
@@SalamanderPumps lmao you can't DM on YT - is that the same as having a bin for customer complaints?
Grundfos have an amazing reputation for quality here in the States.
Great video-thanks Roger! Any solutions for someone with a solid fuel Rayburn where the water can be above 60⁰? 10:50
You can put a blending valve on the outlet to keep the temperature at 60 degs
Excellent video as usual 👏
My old chemistry teacher told us you can estimate 60C pretty accurately - it's when its "just beginning to bite" in his words i.e.it's just starting to get uncomfortable to keep your hand on.
Hey there thanks for nice video. I have power shower which takes cold water from tank in loft and hot water from hot water tank. I was checking with plumber If I can install 3 bar shower pump to improve water pressure in entire house. That plumber raised risk of damaging power shower. Is that correct? Please suggest. Thanks!
You would need a whole house pump rather than a just a shower specific pump, if you DM us on social media we can help you find the correct pump for the type of system and outlets you require boosting.
Grunfos works great for me
Salamander are an awful company to deal with. There pumps are poor quality, loud & do not stand the test of time. When the pump inevitably stops working salamander don’t want to know. Just read their trust pilot reviews. I’m disappointed to see you still working with them Roger.
steer clear everyone!
Precisely.
Its sad to see a UK brand fall so far so fast, but also its good that installers are waking up. We now outright refuse to install their units after too many bad experiences. They seem to be suffering from corporate 'brain drain' as I hear a lot of their more experienced employees have either left or retired. Leaving remaining staff guided by mangment parachuted in from elsewhere. Salamander now seem to prefer investing their resources in poorly executed marketing campaigns, sticking meaninless 'quiet mark' stickers on their exceptionally noisey pumps and paying influencers to shill their brand.
Come on Salamander. Get a handle on this.
@@aircamera400too late for me, I’ll never go back to them even if they were given away free.
We're really sorry to hear about your negative experience with Salamander Pumps. I'm sure, they take quality seriously and will definitely look into your case to address the issues you've raised.
We have a water pump for our shower, im not sure of the brand, but it's loud. Are there any quiet ones you'd recommend?
I came here because my hot water pump has failed. Turns out the plumber that fitted it cut damn near every corner possible. And my god the pump you have is so much quiter than the CT55 currently installed at my house
Hello Roger. I have a mega flow. I think that what it’s called. My hot water is stored in a tank in the airing cupboard. My shower pressure is not the best. Can I get a booster pump fitted. Which one would you recommend
To help you choose the correct product, please contact Salamander Pumps at tech@Salamanderpumps.co.uk.
Nicely done ✔️
What can we do if we got combi boilers? My plumber said only way to increase the pressure is to remove all 15mm pipes and swap it out with 22mm?
You will not increase the pressure by increasing the pipe size. You may increase the flow rate but that it unlikely. The combi heats water as it passes through the boiler. The colder the water coming in the more time it needs to heat it so the flow has to be reduced to reach the temperature. If you live in a hard water area the heat exchanger will scale up and lose efficiency over the years.
My salamander pump gave me issue after issue. Eventually scrapped it and got a Stuart Tuner. No issues
Could you please DM @salamanderpumps on Facebook or Instagram with some details on your problems with their pumps?
At 17.27 on the video when you were speaking about the tank connector, what did you mean about putting the connector in lower than the hot. As this is a gravity fed system how would hot water get into the tank other than through the vent pipe from the cylinder as isn't it fed from the cold mains only?
The cylinder is fed from the tank
How can you avoid the shower pressure fluctuations on a mega flow system that is caused by water being drawn elsewhere on the system by washing machines, kitchen taps, toilets etc?
Some fluctuations are inevitable but you can pump a Megaflo but only to 12 ltrs per minute. Find out what your incoming mains flow and pressure is. Check that the incoming mains stopcocks are fully open.
This illustrates the difference between dynamic and static pressure. Even with good static pressure, if you have constrictions in the pipes/valves serving the outlets, the pressure will drop when multiple outlets are used. It’s the equivalent of voltage drop in an electrical circuit when current is flowing.
One thing you could do is to turn down the isolators (if you have them) on items like toilets, washing machines and dishwashers. Those items won’t complain if the water enters slowly, but at least they won’t be stealing lots of flow (and hence causing pressure drop) when you’re using a more important outlet like the shower.
It's fun relating domestic fundamentals to industrial, although it does tend to be a bit bigger... A recent project was pushing almost 2000 litres per second of seawater, which would be good for those wanting a powerful shower I guess.
Yep. Stripping the skin off your bones is one way to wake you up in the morning. 😂
Hate shower pumps. A good video none the less.
Nice to hear you on Radio 2 again :)
@@stanieman when??
@@jamesforte-mason8849 Wednesday or Thursday between 12-2pm
Terrible pumps and company. Pumps fail and zero customer service to help you. Avoid at all costs
Absolutely agree, Stuart Turner pumps are far superior and if you can get their older 4 bar and refurbish it with an O-ring and washer kit it'll last you another 10 years.
which pump do you recommend. My house has very low hot water pressure
@@fwzmhmdI went with a Powertank 450
@@fwzmhmdPowertank
@@fwzmhmdGrundfos
My gravity tank has been emptied and my house is on the mains now its pathetic i think the tank sprug a leak in the past and was never replaced
I'm somewhat torn on what to do. I can either do this and buy an expensive pump. Or I can just get rid of my aging vented tank and install an unvented tank in its place which would also allow me to get rid of the cold water tank completely. It's a tough decision to make. I do like the pre-plumbed unvented tanks out there and it wouldn't take me too long to get it all connected up appropriately.
Get rid off the old tank etc and have a simple set up if you can, you can get new MDPE pipe fitted from supply and it make a huge difference. Also note this way your garden hose etc all the house will benefit.
just my opinion
@@lightx500 Well luckily I have very good mains pressure already which the kitchen tap and garden hose use. It's just eventually something will go wrong and when it does, I don't want to fix up an old system. I'd prefer either combi or unvented so I get better shower pressure.
Unvented systems are simple, but yes pressure can be poor, whereas in the past people had baths now we've gone all continental with showers 😁
Salamander Pumps have a range of both gravity boosting and mains boosting products available. Please use Salamander Pumps product selector www.salamanderpumps.co.uk/product-selector/ or DM @salamanderpumps on Facebook or Instagram so they can get in touch to discuss the best product for you!
How did that increase the pressure to whole house.? As ion thumb nail
That is a good point. I saw that had been written by our editor but I didn't change it. That pump can feed the whole house but we didn't do that in this case.
Our water pump is way too loud which ends up waking people up if tap used at night... how can I solve this issue?
Pump and the tank is in the loft.
A pump in the loft is never good but I am not sure it would be quiet wherever it is located
@@SkillBuilder oops.. The tank is in the loft so, I guess pump is in the loft. Is the only solution to change whole boiler to combi to shut the noise off?
Is locktite 577 food grade?
It is approved for potable water
Why not put a pressure pump on the cold water supply inlet and get decent pressure throughout the water service, we are on rain water here and have a grundfos pressure pump which gives us excellent pressure to all the taps even after running through filters and a UV sterilizer. Your hot water tank looks like it is due for replacement.
In old houses with old plumbing that's not seen higher than garvity pressure its not wise to increase the pressure everywhere
Where’s your pipe inserts roger? You told me it would knacker the rubber bit in those push fits if I didn’t use them…I trusted you 😢
Not required on copper. The inserts are for plastic pipe
cooperyonk.
They don't make copper pipe inserts. The rounded end of the pipe is enough to protect the insert.
Lmao youve not been paying attention son
My apologies, I’ve just watched it back. You said an uncut pipe can damage the o ring…a cut pipe is fine. Picking these things up slowly.
why the re-upload?
Technical hitch
Why are people still paying for stored hot water
The worst decision you can make if you go down this route. Get yourself an Aqualisa pump shower system and put a pressure regulating valve on the main water inlet. Aqualisa will tell you it is not a recommendation, I have fitted many of these with no problems. The other better option is fit a new MegaFlow cylinder which would cost about the same as a pump system.
Terrible advice
You need someone to float that wall for you roger 🤠
Piece of cake mate, anyone can do that.
@@SkillBuilder I miss it roger! Used to love floating a house out in the 80’s. Such a skilled part of the trade. Found it daunting when I was an apprentice but eventually mastered it with a decent H rule. Then loved skimming over a floated wall. Much better to work on than board I found. I dream of floating an internal wall again….one day 🤣
Be our guest it is there for the taking. Would you like Hardwall or Sand and Cement
@@SkillBuilder no way Hardwall! I’m talking 80’s style….5/1 mix with a bit of Fairy 🤣 serve it up to me like creamy butter. A good body to it but light and airy. I’ll glide it over the wall then. I’ll need to soak the block first though, those are greedy blocks for moisture! 😉
@@SkillBuilder by the by Roger….i retrained as a plumber now so fit those pumps and loads more besides! Plastering is a young man’s game 💪
8:41 wrap it round a pen first.
Get rid of that 1950s technology and put in an instantaneous hot water heater like a Stiebel Eltron or use a 21st century heating and hot water system like a Navian NCB700. No tanks, no storage of unwanted hot water, app controlled. About £1500 to buy the top size one.
Wouldn’t touch salamander with a barge pole!! Very poor customer service and after care
Unfortunately this is 100% correct
Could you please DM @salamanderpumps on Facebook or Instagram and tell them why you feel this way?
Advert roger
yes it says so at the start of the video
salamander pumps shite