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Below we list the branches disappearing and what the alternatives are if you still want face-to-face banking.Some like the brass type that look like clock winders don't grip all the way down to the end of the key as the entrance hole in key is chamfered/bevelled.

My part of Bristol's water comes form the Cotswolds and is rather harder than some of London's (I see you and the OP are both there, by your profiles) but we had plenty of limescale where I grew up in Greenwich. With a range of different styles, sizes and colours, we have a Towel Radiator ideal for any bathroom, simply select the one which best suits the size and estimated heat output for the room.If your radiator is a Myson Premier two tapping radiator, manufactured before June 2003, the air vent is in line with the rounded top of the radiator. If its like that anyway its prolly time to consider replacing the rad with a modern efficient one anyway. The plumber unfortunately had no spare screws for me or could tell me any clever way to get them out; one I have I cannot get it to turn as it is quite rounded.

New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging . If you need to swap it then turn the valves of at each end first and let the pressure go with the vent . The plumber has already been backwards and forwards with replacements that don't fit, and has given up for the moment. Most steel panel radiators seem to use 1/2" BSP, with Myson being a major exception (at least from the appearance).We’ve also got a range of stylish valves to finish the look of your radiator, simply choose from straight or angled options.