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Last seen: May 19, 2025
not yet. It did resolve itself for a while yesterday but is back to the same issue now. We have had water pressure issues in the area due to power ...
we’re mostly underfloor, have already installed bigger upstairs radiators. House is 2016 build and well insulated. whacked up the flow temps. Last n...
House was 20.5 on average at midnight last night. Outdoor temp was 0. It got colder all night and went down to -8 at its lowest. house is average o...
Here’s a blog from a prominent blogger/journalist in the Scottish on the Scottish political scene. He’s no dummy but this was drivel and he was quickl...
-3 degrees outside and the entire house is sitting at an average of 20 degrees. Feels very comfortable, particularly the underfloor. this is probab...
Making that change has really made a difference for me, Mike. But then I had to be patient and stop tinkering. Once I did that it has worked. that a...
We are the same as well, log burner means that if needed a quarter of the house can be heated by that and the UFC click off so I guess more can be tar...
@allyfish makes sense Ally. Feels good that we are making progress. Thanks for all your help. the gap between my LWT and return is typically 5 degre...
I decided to stop fretting and tinkering and watching the LWT just leave the new WC settings and see what happened. Lo and behold the radiators are ho...
@allyfish that totally fair enough Ally,makes sense. the problem with the defrosts though right now is getting the house to temperature when the LWT w...
Now it’s just done a frost cycle at 3.5 degrees outside and not a bit of frost to be seen. Heavens to Murgatroyd!
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