leaving boiler on whilst away
- Thread starter pinheadplanet
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One important part of the answer is: how good is your plumbing/heating/electric?
If it is an ideal flung on the wall by some cowboy who does not speak english and therefore can not even read the manual whilst the whole electrical system was a diy job after a few trays of beer, turn it all off and put the house up for sale.
If it was all done by me, you could safely set it for 8C and go on holiday for a month
If it is an ideal flung on the wall by some cowboy who does not speak english and therefore can not even read the manual whilst the whole electrical system was a diy job after a few trays of beer, turn it all off and put the house up for sale.
If it was all done by me, you could safely set it for 8C and go on holiday for a month
sound advice.
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Southampton is along way from glasgow.
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Still doesn't alter my advice. That last big freeze we had lasted about seven days during the Christmas holiday period. Doesn't take long for pipes to freeze ,after minus 4 your on dodgy ground. Boilers can't protect you when the heating pipes have frozen all over the house and once the pressure is down on the boiler(if it's a combi etc) then the heating won't be any use to you anyway.DIYnot Local
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