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Hi Muggles, I'm intrested to know what boilers for say no more than about 1500 quid would you say are better than the vogue and why? Thanks

Thanks, I am going to get the voque 32kw.

Looking to get a new boiler this summer. Probs either a logic or vogue. At the moment leaning towards a vogue as the logics seem to of had a few issues recently. Also the boiler will be close to a wall on the right hand side when installed, so is there any need to have access to the right...

Plate heat exchanger replaced about two years ago so hoping it's not that but still possible. Got a Bg contract but they may not replace diverter if its operating when they arrive. Like to know likely causes and reasons why before bg arrive.

Hi All, Glowworm flexicom 30cx this morning was on for central heating but when the taps were turned on the water only came out luke warm. Turned the heating off and on and the tap water was still luke warm but tried this for the second time and the water finally went hot. Its been OK for the...

When I do work in there I always have the side door open to let fresh air in. What insulation do you recommend?

Thanks, would applying the wood treatment make any difference? Or is there something else I can do?

It's barrettine wood protective treatment.

Hi All, Had a new roof put on our garage last May, mineral felt over plywood. Noticed after we had that really cold spell and fog that areas of the ply had mould on it. There is some ventilation in the garage as there is about a 1 inch gap over the garage door and a side door with a gap at...

Thanks will take a look.

Most I've seen say minimum 5 degrees, think I will wait till its got to that temp for 24 hours before sealing.

Hi All, In this cold weather I need to seal around a cable coming out a wall. Do i wait till the temperature rises to at least 5 degrees for at least 24 hours or can it be applied as is and it's just a longer setting time. I've got some clear soudal general purpose to use. Thanks

I will revert to the Double pole circuit.

Thanks Taylor, out of habit I started wiring it in as a normal light switch as you would on the radial light circuit in the house.

The fused switched spur in the garage, do I wire it in as a normal lighting circuit with live and switched live going to it (inc cpc) or do I run live and neutral to the supply side of it and live neutral from the light to the load side? Hope I've explained that well enough.

Thanks again, I will watch that today.

Thanks Taylor, that sounds good.

Trajan, my plumber son has an sds and set of drills, the house is brick with cavity and the garage single skin brick.

SFK, I can see your point but I would prefer not to have to charge them. Murdochcat I think having one socket may be a good idea after all, having slept on it.