Thermal Store

I already have a sludge bucket when the previous owner had a professional plumber fit a pri-matic copper cylinder with a hallway stat no zone valves a heating and water, or hotwater only no cylinder stat and crappy brown or black water when the air bubble burst,s in the cylinder cheap as chips, but i bet she was charged a fortune so on that note it will be an upgrade on that for sure.
 
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I already have a sludge bucket when the previous owner had a professional plumber fit a pri-matic copper cylinder with a hallway stat no zone valves a heating and water, or hotwater only no cylinder stat and crappy brown or black water when the air bubble burst,s in the cylinder cheap as chips, but i bet she was charged a fortune so on that note it will be an upgrade on that for sure.

Just a wee point, in a single feed Primatic cylinder the bubble can easily be re-established.
 
Over the last few years with a lot of work being done on the house i have reset the bubble a few times its just i want to change the system but i want i boiler stove to put into the heating not just hot water as a unvented only will do.
 
I,m just wondering were the popcorn people are now, is it the fact i,m in the trade as a plumber and the so called experts on here can,t get away with stupid comments coz i don,t like stupid comments and they can,t deal or want to deal with a non DIY guy because i,ll be honest i just asked a simple question, and the first few answers were lets say taking the ****, is it any wonder why people don,t ask questions, people ask questions from people in the trade because they know that you guy,s know what your talking about, to have comments like ohh i wonder how many pages this is going to go over, i,ll get the popcorn out, or he,s prob looked at a site and being told that,s the best system to put in, thats just being a BELLEND !! i,m appalled that trades people actualiy act in that way on a forum that is DIY and people ask for help, you guys could save these people from spending too much cash if their idea is wrong or unsafe and point them in the direction of a specialist that saves money or lives.
 
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I think the general consensus with regard to a stored volume of hot water is to heat it indirectly and deliver directly to the taps.
 
Thanks Rodger i,m looking at mains pressure hot water from different heat imputs but whats really ****ed me off is the fact when i asked for info all i get from so called experts is crap comments, thats ok when people on here asked how to sort their **** out on a tour of IRAQ then i,ll take the **** and say all you need is a pee-shooters mate you,ll be fine.
 
Just as i thought no comments from the people from this morning nice one.
 
I,m just wondering were the popcorn people are now, is it the fact i,m in the trade as a plumber and the so called experts on here can,t get away with stupid comments coz i don,t like stupid comments and they can,t deal or want to deal with a non DIY guy because i,ll be honest i just asked a simple question, and the first few answers were lets say taking the ****, is it any wonder why people don,t ask questions, people ask questions from people in the trade because they know that you guy,s know what your talking about, to have comments like ohh i wonder how many pages this is going to go over, i,ll get the popcorn out, or he,s prob looked at a site and being told that,s the best system to put in, thats just being a BELLEND !! i,m appalled that trades people actualiy act in that way on a forum that is DIY and people ask for help, you guys could save these people from spending too much cash if their idea is wrong or unsafe and point them in the direction of a specialist that saves money or lives.
better stick with your sludge bucket then:ROFLMAO:
 
I'm not a popcorn person or a plumber but I do wish you'd learn what an apostrophe is, take some reading your posts the amount of pauses you create!
 
A search on Google for multi fuel thermal stores show a few options - if they are installed and operated correctly they offer a good way of incorporating solid fuel appliances with mains hot water
 
Sorry gorners had a few beers last night thats why the spelling was **** i just don,t like useless comments when someone asks i genuine question.
Every heating system produces sludge it just sits in differrent places thas all.
I would think that if its flushed out properly it should be ok.
I dont want anything unvented anywhere near a wood burning stove.

Thanks Advance.
 
I,m just wondering were the popcorn people are now, is it the fact i,m in the trade as a plumber and the so called experts on here can,t get away with stupid comments coz i don,t like stupid comments and they can,t deal or want to deal with a non DIY guy because i,ll be honest i just asked a simple question, and the first few answers were lets say taking the ****, is it any wonder why people don,t ask questions, people ask questions from people in the trade because they know that you guy,s know what your talking about, to have comments like ohh i wonder how many pages this is going to go over, i,ll get the popcorn out, or he,s prob looked at a site and being told that,s the best system to put in, thats just being a BELLEND !! i,m appalled that trades people actualiy act in that way on a forum that is DIY and people ask for help, you guys could save these people from spending too much cash if their idea is wrong or unsafe and point them in the direction of a specialist that saves money or lives.

That is hardly very polite to say to others in the same trade as yourself!

In fact I am surprised the Mods did not delete it.
 
Your right Agile its not a nice thing to say to others in the trade and I apologise but is it any nicer for tradespeople to comment in a way that puts genuine people off asking a serious question.
I had five replys until I received a decent question.
Some of these needing help could be future customers and as you probably know it only takes one comment in a pub and work could suffer, I was just peed off that's all.
 
I apologise for yesterday's rant over the silly comment's I received.
 

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