Downstairs, the living room light line dripped, suspected that my house was leaking, and turned off

Updated on Living room 2024-03-21
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  1. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    Just because you turn off the underfloor heating doesn't mean you don't have water in it - in order to verify whether your home is underfloor heating, you need to use an air pump to get all the water out!

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