1/8 Bleeding Valve - LOT of 5

I recently bought these because I needed a quick fix for my radiator and these were the best option when i looked at mine and compared them to the ones on this website, especially for this price as they can go for $12 each outside of the internet.They fit on my radiator, they stuck out a little bit because they're a little longer than the old valves, but that doesn't seem to impact their performance, durability, or function, i was surprised how well this works and i recommend to anyone who have old radiators, my house was built in the 30's.....

They seem to be good quality and I replaced a whole host of original valves that were falling apart in my radiators. Price for 5 was similar cost as my local big box store charges for 1.

Worked as advertised. Simple, cheap, replacements for old, unusable bleeder valves in your older home.Helpful hint #1: remember to have a stubby regular screw driver on hand so you can loosen and tighten valves. Location of pressure screw may not allow much clearance with your radiator design.Helpful hint #2: make sure to tighten valves as soon as you install them. If you don't then they will trickle water out of them and cause a mess!

Everyone who has radiators in their home should keep a supply of these in a drawer somewhere. They work well and are easy to install. When you need one, you probably really need one, and it's not something you will find at the local hardware store or big home improvement stores.

I put in some new baseboard radiators and needed bleeder valves and these have worked great. I used teflon tape on the install and have had no leaks.

Easy to install

Update: fits just fine and no leaks.Quality seems decent for the price. Unfortunately doesn’t fit my radiator.

these will provide good bleeding of air from hot water heating lines if properly installed. Well made valves.