How To Bleed A Heated Towel Rail

James the plumber explains & demonstrates how to bleed a towel rail in an easy step-by-step way. He also gives you a close up of him releasing the air from the rail, what it sounds like and when to stop, which is really useful practical advice for anyone wanting to do this at home!
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Heated towel rails are a really useful addition to any bathroom, ensuite or cloakroom because they offer the dual function of providing a place to hang your towels while warming (or drying) them at the same time.
Not only are heated towel rails useful but they also look incredibly stylish as well. Once regarding a luxury fixture and fitting, often found in upmarket hotels, heated towel rails are an increasingly common component of the family bathroom.
Available in a range of styles and in a variety of colours and sizes, you're sure to find a towel rail that blends perfectly with your interior design styles or plans!
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[@jbscotland]

Fixed my radiator after watching your video - Thank you!

[@katekattigerfeet8088]

Thanks for this worked first time. Lovely warm towels again! Great video.

[@peteruk2]

Really helpful - thanks for making and posting it

[@CharlesLuxon-wq5ee]

James, thank you very much for this informative video, you solved my problem immediately! Charlie from Scotland.

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[@garrettlinehan467]

We like it alot

[@tinahart1712]

This was really useful to me thank you so much ❤️👍🏻

[@GlennAndTheGlenns]

Great help this. Thanks mate

[@jefflone4488]

thank u, preciate you

[@nickreilly2387]

Yes, that was useful and informative but my problem is getting the cover off the top, covering the radiator valve. Does it pull or screw? I can't get it off! Help!

[@snoopyfan07]

Did you figure this out.. I bought a cover for mine and now I don’t know how to get it off for in case I need to bleed it. If you could let me know that would be great thanks!

[@smdhorat]

I did this today for a similar radiator but found that after I tightened the screw water started to slowly drip out of the hole.

[@JManners10]

Do you close the bottom valves after you finish?

[@ozanhamza2601]

James Manley I’m guessing only if you wana turn it off

[@paulpalmer8235]

Sorted - the plumber turned ours off at the bottom when he fitted new radiators last month

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[@chrisneale5578]

How bout if one is leaking?