youtube

[dblenk]

you tube are now asking for verification etc etc my name pets name dob wife favourite food etc etc all crap profiling but i cant get in even as a guest google started to profile me

if a complete things i get spam phone calls about funerals yes i am nearly there etc tc

gone are the days you went on a computer and looked at something

frustrating thats why i dont have social media half the world believes that crap on there

i am broke but within two weeks i am a millionaire !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

i was only going to check flushing the radiator hhaha

David

[MilesA]

David

I used YouTube to check radiator flushing process myself a few weeks ago. Made a check list of the stages involved. Pasted below in case you still need assistance.

Radiator was super clean, alas. However, I subsequently balanced the entire system (again YouTube videos) having bought a cheap thermal measuring device. Rads were all over the place and mostly out of balance. Offending radiator performance now much improved. 

Radiator flushing

1) Turn the heating off and let the radiators cool down first.

2) Protect your floors - You’ll be releasing sludge and dirty water from the radiators, so get the towels ready.

3) Turn both valves off - Isolate and shut the radiator off from the rest of your central heating system by turning the valves at both ends of the radiator off. Make a note of the number of turns on the lock shield valve.

4)Disconnect the lock shield valve from the radiator. Disconnect the other valve. Use a mole grip or something similar to brace the valve as you undo the nut - prevents pipe bending.

5) Release Air Pressure - Place basins under each valve joint. Then use a radiator bleed key to open the bleed valve to remove any air pressure. 

6) Drain the radiator - Catch any sludge and dirty water that flows out of the valve with your basin. Once you have drained the radiator, from one side, disconnect the thermo valve from the radiator and drain from that side.

7)Once completed, close the bleed valve with your bleed key.

😎 Take the radiator off the wall - Remove the radiator, turn it upside down and take it carefully outside to a drain to flush it safely.

9) Flush the radiator - Still upside down, attach a hose pipe to the radiator valve inlet and give the radiator a good flush with the water on full pressure. Flush from both sides. You can tap with a rubber mallet to loosen crud. You can also use a pressure washer.

10) Reconnect your radiator - Hang the radiator back on the wall, re-tighten the nuts and open both valves. Remember the number of turns on the lock shield valve. Open the bleed valve to let air escape. Tighten the valve once bled.

11) Check and top up the boiler pressure if needed - If the pressure has dropped below 1 you will need to repressurise the system with the external filling loop.

Good luck.

Miles

[BlueTR3A-5EKT]

Access not denied if you use Firefox Focus.  A search program that works like they used to   Rejects and deletes all cookies, does not have tabs to confuse you with multiple searches.

Just say NO to everything.

see my results. https://www.youtube.com/

Edited December 4, 2025 by BlueTR3A-5EKT

[Lebro]

I use Google Chrome (from Win7), & can get on to utube with no hassle, (just tried it)

Bob

[john.r.davies]

David, 

What do you have for security on your PC?    I use Norton ( others are available)  and never see personal.profiling from.YouTube, or anything else.    Requests to send "cookies" yes, but i always reject all but 'essentials'.

John

[Trev Good]

14 hours ago, BlueTR3A-5EKT said:

Access not denied if you use Firefox   A search program that works like they used to   Rejects and deletes all cookies, does not have tabs to confuse you with multiple searches.

Just say NO to everything.

see my results. https://www.youtube.com/

Another Firefox user here as I have to be careful with all the internet sites your editor has to visit whilst researching or checking articles etc. before publishing. It's excellent and with something like 'ccleaner' to flush out spurious cookies etc, you would be suprised at how much memory space I save on my computers!