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Pair of radiator bleed keys 99p delivered @ eBay/bedbustersuk or smart-plumbing

£0.99 eBay8 Nov 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > All categories

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ssc1

8 Nov 16

Price delivered to your door.

● Solid brass tool key for bleeding central heating radiators.

● Good Quality And Robust.

● 100% Fitment.

also here:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2-X-SOLID-BRASS-FINISH-RADIATOR-BLEED-KEYS-PLUMBING-TOOL-Fast-Free-Delivery-/152303690742?hash=item237601e3f6:g:JOQAAOSwo4pYGlg6

Top comments

BigOrkWaaagh

8 Nov 16 20 #1

No need for that kind of language.

speric07 to ohdearohdear

8 Nov 16 14 #13

oh dear oh dear

badjoker

8 Nov 16 14 #5

50p in wilko's for a single brass rad key, got one yesterday

hooray henry

8 Nov 16 4 #15

One should really have staff that can do those silly little household chores.

Latest comments (57)

nevi555

9 Nov 16 #57

2 for 99p!! I blame brexit

bd1981bd

9 Nov 16 #56

Hopefully not literally - that water is boiling hot if you bleed it till it just comes out!

Gra28

9 Nov 16 #55

I'm always losing these things, but never again!!...I'm going for these:

http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/1000-X-EASY-GRIP-SOLID-BRASS-RADIATOR-BLEED-KEYS-PLUMBING-TOOL-KEY-/141943877397?nav=SEARCH

stevethraxton

9 Nov 16 #54

Item no longer available - I just tried to order it

Mattio

9 Nov 16 #53

Sold out, but this is the same one right?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2-X-SOLID-BRASS-RADIATOR-BLEED-TOOL-KEY-PLUMBING-TOOL-KEYS-CHEAPEST-ON-EBAY-/112191833377?hash=item1a1f278521:g:efMAAOSwal5YGloz

JAK68

9 Nov 16 #52

sorry I forgot to say when the system is hot :confused:

crank_girl

9 Nov 16 #51

sold out at mo

ykhan16

9 Nov 16 #50

Heat just to have people reminded to bleed their radiators! :smiley:

(Got one from wilko's last year for 50p or so)

Corranga

9 Nov 16 #49

Heat!

Especially where there was previously air...

davewave

8 Nov 16 1 #4

69p for a radiator key from Screwfix (if you only need one)

mcampster to davewave

9 Nov 16 #48

I ordered this last week and it turned out to be a pack of 2

lowbacca

9 Nov 16 #47

Scorhing deal.... 14p cheaper than Amazon :smiley:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listing/B00023TBDM/ref=sr_1_1_olp?ie=UTF8&qid=1478693198&sr=8-1&keywords=radiator+bleed+key&condition=new

OFI

9 Nov 16 #38

These are always this price or less. Who votes for these things.

EveshamLad to OFI

9 Nov 16 #46

In response to your question, I confirm that I for one voted this deal HOT, HOT, HOT!:smiley:

ohdearohdear

8 Nov 16 #11

Shouldnt a qualified person need to do this? I wouldnt do it anyway. Prefer calling a gas engineer

scatti-luci to ohdearohdear

8 Nov 16 1 #12

No, not at all! Google it, I promise it's a quick and easy thing to do. It's worth doing this time of year xx

speric07 to ohdearohdear

8 Nov 16 14 #13

oh dear oh dear

bd1981bd to ohdearohdear

8 Nov 16 3 #14

What a privileged world some people live in!

JAK68 to ohdearohdear

9 Nov 16 #33

obviously more money than sense... :confused:

Bigfootpete to ohdearohdear

9 Nov 16 #45

You're joking right? It's something a ten year old could do.

Jaden2005

9 Nov 16 #44

Heat added, to the radiators !!!! wahey !!! sorry.

Disco Dave

8 Nov 16 #18

If it bleeds it can be.....

Istanbul_Kop to Disco Dave

9 Nov 16 2 #43

http://digitalspyuk.cdnds.net/16/11/768x409/gallery-1457975176-ifitbleedswecankillit.gif

furiousjammin

9 Nov 16 1 #42

That does sound like Poundland lol

arpster

9 Nov 16 #41

very handy, particularly as they're solid brass, and cant go wrong with two for less than a quid....if you vote this cold you have issues.

Hot

taycosmo

9 Nov 16 #39

Great find! Just what I needed

LuBu to taycosmo

9 Nov 16 #40

Same here (it's getting cold out there :disappointed:). Saves me having to go out to the diy shop. Thanks, have some heat.

furiousjammin

8 Nov 16 1 #10

2 for £1 in Poundland/Poundworld etc

W_jelly1 to furiousjammin

9 Nov 16 1 #37

I bought some cheap aluminium ones - maybe poundland or similar and they just bent / snapped - the brass ones are much better.

monty9120

9 Nov 16 #36

thats far too high when cold. stick to 1 bar. it normally says in your manual anyway

agnostic

9 Nov 16 1 #35

Great to see people getting excited about Radiator keys.

jay_leeds

9 Nov 16 #29

Does anyone know how to increase the presser on the boiler after this is done? as mine has dropped to under 1 bar

Thanks in advanced to anyone that responds :smiley:

Duelling Duck to jay_leeds

9 Nov 16 #31

I bet I'm the 20th person who knows that's gone by. Google 'filler loop boiler' or something similar. I can just about talk my mam through it on the phone while only chewing out one of my eyes and there's no way I'm going into it more that that on a forum as much as I'd love to.

JAK68 to jay_leeds

9 Nov 16 #34

it depends on your boiler setup. Usually there is a metal gauzes pipe bent in a 'U' shape (the pipe us not always left in place) , one end us connected to the mains water with some kind of valve and the other end is connected to the boiler again with another valve. The valve on the boiler end needs to be opened and open up the valve on the mains end slowly until the pressure dial on the front of the boiler reads around 1.5 - 2 bar.

slipd

9 Nov 16 1 #32

2x radiator bleed keys for 99 pence, delivered? What a time to be alive... see doubters, it's not all bad news in post-Brexit Britain is it?

Heat OP!

fr33radicalls

9 Nov 16 #30

there's a joke about bleeding me dry in there somewhere, but i cant be bothered.

bd1981bd

8 Nov 16 2 #28

Folks make sure your pressure is ok on your boiler after doing this - I'm no expert but bleeding will take System pressure down from optimum which is 1-1.5 bar - you can adjust it using fill tap.

billysablo

8 Nov 16 #6

heat ordered some. no idea where i put the others for "safe keeping" :P

Iconcur to billysablo

8 Nov 16 1 #19

Somewhere safe

scottz17 to billysablo

8 Nov 16 2 #27

The man drawer! :wink:

fairytooth

8 Nov 16 #26

2 for 79p in Homebargains

bmckay00

8 Nov 16 #25

49p for 1 in wilkos

simonbrowne

8 Nov 16 #24

These are kind ok. we got 5 for £3 at B&Q sunday.
They are not the best quality (the square at the end is a squared circle) and fitted 4 of the 6 rads I tried them on.
the other 2 they just didn't want to fit onto. Was going to buy a new plug for those two but managed to find another different one in the house and it had no problem seating correct. Old adage buy cheap buy twice.
ended up buying this set just to be safe http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/121474644586

TheAsimMohammed

8 Nov 16 2 #23

Can't ever have enough of these. They need to exist in every drawer you have at home, those are the rules.

marktime

8 Nov 16 #22

2 for 79p Home Bargains if you've got one closer

jhw

8 Nov 16 #21

I think I got 3 for £1 some time back - but that's inflation and the **** £ for you :smiley:

Ross81

8 Nov 16 #20

Always good value this time of year as people start using heating that's been off all summer