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Interesting and says a lot about both the industry and the public. Clearly this person, like many I suspect, takes little or no interest in(or doesn'...
To be honest I hadn't noticed this subtlety. Drains connected to sewers should have a trap, mine certainly do.
Interesting, but I remain uneasy that the private monopoly owner of the shared ground loops has you over a barrel. £300 per year (essentially for acc...
Interesting. Thats a big limitation on their software/chosen market, they really are going for the low hanging fruit. I guess they want to get some ...
For good reason I think. District heating implies (yet another) private monopoly supplier of an essential service. Personally I would run a mile fro...
I worked in local government for 14 years and I am convinced that many politicians do go into it to better the country. Unfortunately, to rise up, yo...
Honestly don't bother unless the local plan (or the neighbourhood plan) is super intelligent about climate change. Planning decisions are, by law, m...
I didn't defend the status quo, merely pointed out that the MCS stamp of approval is not worthless, its worth a lot to installers (particularly poor i...
I profoundly disagree, the MCS stamp of approval is worth a fortune. Unfortunately the people to whom it is worth a fortune are installers, not custo...
New advice from Vaillant is consistent with their own documentation 😀 I can see an argument for there being a gap above an LPG cylinder. T...
Who is telling you that under a window is unacceptable and why? I am concerned because I am being told that underneath a window (opening or not) is o...
They are large because a) they have to move a lot of air and b) they need sound insulation. That is probably not going to change a lot! I have also...
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RE: New Build 3 Phase or 1Phase
Not so. 1: It's now the case that the Service Fuse wi...
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RE: How will removing the standing charge on gas bills benefit heat pumps?
I think it has an enormous impact on air/air users. The...
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@editor Ouch, sorry to re start the tick. I had assume...
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RE: Say hello and introduce yourself
@e-a-west as the good Major said, welcome to the forums...
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RE: How much of your renewable and home setup would still work if the internet went down?
Yes I actually have a copy of a tool that whenever a ce...
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RE: Indevolt Batteries UK Support & Info Thread
@editor Hi, To resolve this, please tap on the A...
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RE: Double or Triple Glazed Windows?
Posted by: @singlespeed With 9 years repairing windo...
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@transparent we’re still running a secure version of PH...
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RE: How quickly would you want/expect heat recovery to take from setback?
Much longer than that here. The heating isn't even on. ...
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RE: Passiv Smart Thermostat - Help & Forum Support
Obviously the weather is changeable but there's a defin...
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RE: The Changing Jet Stream Could Challenge UK Air Source Heat Pumps
@rob-of-york I must admit that when we had a Daikin hea...
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RE: Safety study for plug in batteries out to tender - looks like Q3 2027 at best before legal
@editor I pointed out to the one of the Fuse execs that...
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RE: 15kw pump for 225m2 1990's house - over kill?
@seaviews As well as loft insulation, there are othe...
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