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Unvented Undersink Water Heaters. For D.I.Yers.

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Carrying on from a recent thread about the potential dangers of amateurs installing unvented undersink water heaters incorrectly….. Click on this

 

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    Most plumbers use a wet and dry vacuum cleaner to suck any remaining water out of the pipework. 

    Of course as an electrician I have a Makita 18 volt cordless wet and dry vacuum cleaner readily to hand,  but learnt the other tricks when I only had a dry only Henry. 

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    Most plumbers use a wet and dry vacuum cleaner to suck any remaining water out of the pipework. 

    Of course as an electrician I have a Makita 18 volt cordless wet and dry vacuum cleaner readily to hand,  but learnt the other tricks when I only had a dry only Henry. 

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