Bleeding Apartment Baseboard Heaters
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Bleeding Apartment Baseboard Heaters
I recently moved into a small apartment building on the second floor that has baseboard hot water heating. When the heat turns on in the morning I can hear the sound of water running and sloshing through the pipes and it wakes me up as it's pretty loud. I did some research and it looks like there may be an air pocket and the system has to be bled to allow the air out.
If this is correct how is it done? Also, should I do it myself or should I have the landlord do it? Can it be done within my apartment or does it need to be done at the boiler itself?
If this is correct how is it done? Also, should I do it myself or should I have the landlord do it? Can it be done within my apartment or does it need to be done at the boiler itself?
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