Worcester (Bosch) Greenstar HE Combi Boiler question

They are just test public reaction. It will not be accepted. the fact that someone can know where you are will put that to rest. Putting the tax on petrol only means higher fuel prices. Overall it may be cheaper but people don't look at it that way. High fuel process is a not a vote winner. I notice opposition didn't really slag the spy in the car. Just token criticism.

I agree.

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Doctor Evil
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No. As long as you are "competent". In rented property the matter may be different. A corgi man has to inspect every rented [property each year. Not sure about council places.

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Doctor Evil

And try finding the cowboy plumber who is far more likely to be responsible for this sort of scenario than a DIYer working in his own home?

The point is that few would touch gas in their own *home* unless they thought themselves to be competent. But cowboys do anything for money.

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Dave Plowman (News)

Things have moved on a little since then. See my FAQ.

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Ed Sirett

They count as rented just the same, and the Landlord (the LA) has the same duties. They usually farm this out to large firm of plumbers whose staff will vary from the best to less so.

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Ed Sirett

Of course not, but then it doesn't fill up an airing cupboard either.

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Ed Sirett

OK you have either a problem with the boiler or with measuring flow rates.

8-).
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Ed Sirett

With a combi you'll have to make other arrangements for an airing cupboard?

Of course Drivel would fill it up with two...

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Dave Plowman (News)

Yiou haven't fitted any high flow combi's have you Ed?

Which is a great thing. And no storage heat losses.

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Doctor Evil

You would put those electric cabers in there, wouldn't you.

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Doctor Evil

But then you'd have no need for fresh clothes given you never take a bath?

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Dave Plowman (News)

conditions, a

How does one have storage heat losses, unless your airing cupboard is either outside or you have no insulation above? Any loose help heat the house / air the cloths...

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:::Jerry::::

You couldn't fill a decent sized bath in most places in a couple of minutes if you took the rising main straight to it without any taps, joints or heaters.

You do talk bilge you know.

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Nick Atty

An Alpha CD50 will fill a bath in a few minutes and recover in aboty 5 -6 to fill another in a few minutes.

So says the jolly ignorant amateur. One muts take ones head out of ones bum.

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Doctor Evil

Unfortunately, he seems to just believe what some makers advertise. I assume he lives in a trailer with no mains water at all - since he seems happy with a dribble for a shower and has absolutely no idea about a decent bath.

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Dave Plowman (News)

Put those DO NOT USE labels back on your gas appliances. They were condemned and he took them off. Nothing worse than an inverted senile old fool.

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Doctor Evil

Define 'aboty'

And after that state water temperature and size of bath.

As if.

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Dave Plowman (News)

It is in the electric caber dictionary. Look it up.

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Doctor Evil

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