The Copper Connection Podcast – Season 2, Episode 28

Ever wondered why your kitchen tap feels different from your bathroom tap? In this episode of The Copper Connection Podcast, host Chris Bailey breaks down indirect cold water systems – one of the most important topics for plumbing students, apprentices, and anyone studying for their T-Level qualifications.

You'll learn how indirect systems work, why the kitchen tap stays on the mains for drinking water, and how a storage cistern in the loft feeds the rest of your home. Chris explains the key components – from float-operated valves to overflow pipes – and covers the regulations and hygiene concerns you need to know to stay compliant and keep people safe.

Through real-world scenarios like frozen cisterns and contaminated water, you'll see how this knowledge applies on-site. Plus, Chris shares practical study tips to help you ace your assessments and build confidence as a tradesperson.

Whether you're revising for exams, working as an apprentice, or just curious about how plumbing works, this episode gives you the clarity and motivation you need.

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