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Bleeding cast iron radiators

Posted by Terry on October 2nd, 1999 04:12 PM

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Question:
I have cast iron radiators recessed in the walls.
They have a slotted screw inside of a locking nut
at the highest point on the front corners of the
radiators (for bleeding).
My question: Do I have to have the radiators bled
every year?

Thank you,

Terry

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