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of drinking water over 300ppm?

As you say its just advice not mandatory. Give people the facts and let them make a choice. Personally I drink softened water. Our water is 280ppm out of the tap which in some countries would be on a limit of being not fit for human consumption. I'll take the sodium thanks :P

not true, so thats why no one has said it :D

not alot :P

non electric all day. Far superior. on the link you provided there is a Harveys Crown. Thats the same as regular harveys softener, they use the same valve technology as kinetico except its metered so you could say its better than a kinetico. Also its block salt, 2 blocks go in the front, far...

not advisable. its technically possible but it could end up messy and expensive. Just buy one with a shower feed already fitted job done.

measure your water flow and pressure. Without this information you won't get accurate advice

this is why i have a 12kw boiler and cylinder, being in trade i knew the advantages of losing half a cupboard and bit more material cost. Most customers don't unfortunately :P

if you fit a flexicom within 150mm of the floor replacing the DV and a couple of over repairs become impossible without taking the boiler off the wall. So be prepared for quite hefty future repair bills

edited that slightly for you dan :P op, why not secondary circulation if its a big place and your doing alot of work. More to go wrong on a combi. They are often cheaper cos manf get their money back in spares :P

http://www.screwfix.com/p/jg-speedfit-25mm-mdpe-female-adaptor/82327

I feel a career in politics beckons :lol:

Just look out for puddles underneath it. Maybe keep a bucket handy :P

if i had a 24ci i think id get some cover as well :lol:

if he'd used a hammer and chisel to make the hole he would have done less damage to the brickwork. what a shambles. What other work has he done in your house, might be worth getting it all looked at if this is the bar he's set

ah shame, thats a bit out my way. could of taken a looksie. Anyway, you only need a decent repair engineer. Although to be honest it may even be worth getting a callout and years cover with Baxi just to get it back to good health.

where are you in hertfordshire?

because the people who repaired it are numpties