Central Heating Radiators - replacement
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Also for decorating (or replacing a radiator) I can turn off the radiator and isolating valves, undo the top compression fitting, and remove the radiator full of water - no need to drain and no leaking radiator valves (you don't lose/dilute any additives also)! However my ingenuity and confidence was shattered recently when a (retired) plumber advised against using these isolating valves on the central heating system - but could not give a reason! I have been using them for some 20 years and have never encountered a problem or issue. Can any professional plumber/heating engineer or competent DIYer throw any light on this? I wil continue using them unless I receive a good reason why not to do so. Thanks
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