..at least with my luck it wont. Okay typing this at 2 am because I finally awoke from dizzy and painful illness induced haze before which I had to deal with one of the biggest bullshit things I've had to deal with. I'm putting this out here, because I feel helpless and clueless about it.

Soooo the issue is so weird and kinda huge. An pressured air bubble brusted a hole inside of the central furnace boiler, spent entire evening swooping up all the water from kitchen. I don't think you can weld a leak for a high pressure boiler, because I would need a specialist who would be nowhere to be found in near time and place. A new furnace is needed and I can't afford it. The prices start with 800 euros and the weather wont be getting any warmer. Well thankfully I still have an old timey furnace from my grandparent's days that can keep two rooms warm without the boiler, but no warm water and it is can keep pipes from freezing for a pretty short period of time.

And before somebody asks about why I had no pressure regulator set up and stuff like that, I wasn't around when the furnace set up and it was set up by incompetent slackers, and I would let the air out from the system manually with a valve, but since there is reconstruction going on in kitchen, the valve was removed.

Now I'm just sitting and thinking about what to do, I'm pretty lost with this.

[edit]: the issue isn't that simple as just getting a new boiler and get it set up, the issue is finding a specialist who can do it, so far with no results, cause everyone is busy