And most combis are further from the bathroom than a cylinder would be. hence the wait for hot water.
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designing a central heating and hotwater system
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Then put the combi in a more suitable place, like the loft.
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Yet another shortsighted piece of garbage from dIMM. Next he will be putting the kitchen sink and anything else that uses hot water up in the loft with it.
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Brilliant. It will then be as far away from the kitchen as possible. And the kitchen is likely to need hot water the most often.
Do you ever think before replying?
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Ah, but IMM probably lives in a bungalow which he cunningly designed to have the bathroom next to the Kitchen, another one of those IMM 'one solution fits all' answers...
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In message , IMM writes
What, right next to the other one ?
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You need a prize for not resorting to >SNIP DRIVEL< Dave. In this case it would have been most appropriate
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Misinformation not worth reading.
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Misinformation not worth reading. .
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Unknowingly you have hit it. Houses designed for passive solar have all the utility and storage rooms on the north side of the house.
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Maxie, where else?
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I live in hope of tempting him into actually discussing something. As his encyclopedic knowledge of maker's specs is sometimes quite useful. And would love to discover it went beyond simply quoting other's material. But sadly, I doubt it.
If I ever get bored enough, I'll find out what John *really* does do for a living.
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Misinformation not worth reading.
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Educated guess...
Houses designed for passive solar have all the
Exactly, and it's also exactly why your suggestion is next to useless in 98 percent of British homes.
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His bathroom probably IS the kitchen.
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Two in the loft. One in the bathroom. One in the toilet and a pair in the kitchen.
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Such wit.
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See Maxie, he has few to sell.
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Good of you to notice :-)