Elegant Radiators

  If you have a radiator in your home, you may have noticed that the bottom of the radiator is cold while the top is hot. You may be wondering why this is happening and if there's anything you can do about it. A cold radiator at the bottom means that the flow of hot water is restricted or has been redirected causing it not to reach all parts of the radiator. The cause may be a variety of reasons but they all have solutions. Here are the causes of a cold radiator bottom and what you can do to fix it and keep your home nice and warm all winter long. The Radiator is Clogged One common explanation for a cold radiator at the bottom is that the radiator is clogged with sludge. This could be due to a build-up of dirt and dust or because of a problem with the internal parts of the radiator. Dirt build-up settles in the middle and bottom parts of the radiator, hence blocking water entry and exit. If you think this might be the problem, try  cleaning the radiator  with a stiff brus...

Now that you've decided on the perfect towel rail finish, it's time to decide on the right size for your bathroom. The width of a towel rail can range from 300 to 1800mm. The size of a heated towel rail should be proportionate to the size of the bathroom and the needs of the household. A towel rail that is too short may not be able to accommodate all of your towels, while a towel rail that is too long may result in higher energy losses hence higher bills. - Available space Consider the size of the bathroom or kitchen, especially the exact spot where it will be fixed. To ensure that the towel rail is the right size, neither too wide or too short, you should first measure the area where it will be installed. - Size and number of towels Choose the towel rail width according to the size or number of towels you plan on hanging.  If you have a large family, a 300 or 700mm wide bathroom  towel radiator  will serve you well. Smaller widths of 300-450mm are perfect for hand towels...