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Hi all,
I'm living in a rental property and my old 1970s warm air boiler has broken.
The landlord is happy to replace it with a new system and seems to not mind what direction we want to go in.
With this in mind, I'm trying to decide whether a replacement warm air system would be better or if it would be more energy efficient (save on my energy bills) to go for a wet system with the installation of radiators.
Would be great to get some advice on the best direction to go in from the pov of reducing my energy bills.
Thank you
I'm living in a rental property and my old 1970s warm air boiler has broken.
The landlord is happy to replace it with a new system and seems to not mind what direction we want to go in.
With this in mind, I'm trying to decide whether a replacement warm air system would be better or if it would be more energy efficient (save on my energy bills) to go for a wet system with the installation of radiators.
Would be great to get some advice on the best direction to go in from the pov of reducing my energy bills.
Thank you