Dishwasher Care Guide
It is safe to say that for most people, a dishwasher is an integral part of their everyday life, saving time and energy on those ‘who’s washing the dishes’ arguments. Despite popular belief, dishwashers are far eco-friendlier than washing dishes by hand, saving not only time, but water heater energy and use less water. Read more
The steady dripping noise of a leaking tap is enough to get on anyone’s nerves – often resulting in screwing the tap so tightly it’s impossible to turn on next time, not to mention the gradual culmination of wasted water.
A dripping or leaking tap usually means that a new washer is needed, but it can also be caused by a damaged valve seating. Follow the steps below to see if your leaking tap can be fixed without calling in the experts.
If you’re running your taps and the sink is ending up looking like a mini bath, taking ages to drain, or perhaps refusing to drain all together, there’s a good chance you’ve got a blockage on your hands. A common problem, with a number of causes, follow this step by step guide to source the problem and get things running smoothly again.
Step One: Preparation
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As the temperatures in Gloucestershire drop to sub-zero, WCPH explain 4 easy steps to bleed your radiators. Please follow all manufacturing safety guidelines before attempting this tutorial and if you have any questions or concerns please contact us by clicking here.
A household task that sounds far more dramatic than it is – bleeding your radiators regularly can improve the efficiency of your whole heating system, meaning a warming home and cheaper bills. Radiators can develop cold patches when air becomes trapped in them, and bleeding them allows that air to escape. Follow the simple step-by-step guide below to ensure you’re getting the most out of your heating system this winter.