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sounds great but it doesn't work. every catch still catches.

I have a danfoss boiler timer (the common type in England for the last 30+ years with a round dial). I don't want 4 different on/off times.... only 2. Can I change that?

Yeah good point. It is a crap old stud wall. It sounds hollow. What insulation should be done to it?

No it's a combi, no tank.

Ok, points noted about forum sections The heating thing is, I use the thermostat and turn it down when going out. That keeps the heating off. Magic really.

can i remove 2 of the blue/red catches, so 2 remain instead of 4? i dont need 4 periods on the timer. if not i'll just leave it on constant. (the unit was annoying positioned right next to the boiler so u have to crane your neck to barely see the constant/water only/ timer switch lables)

is it supplier specific? http://energylinx.co.uk/gas_meter_conversion.html

Up to 25% of heat can be lost to the wall, according to what I've read. I have a radiator on a stud wall (and the other side of the wall is not mine). Would a foil faced lining be worth the ugly factor?

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How many kWh is in 1 unit of this meter?

This Samsung is rated A++ condenser dryer. And I checked the which review- good at drying. Lots of praise. http://ao.com/product/DV70F5EOHGW-Samsung-Condenser-Tumble-Dryer-White-27053.aspx White knight are the only ones making gas dryers. Seems highly rated although it's rather ugly...

Strong words. I will have decided to go with a condenser. Seems there are very efficient models.

Thank you. I take it you suggest a vented dryer is better. If you have experience of that, I would be happy to hear it. How will the cowl vent be fitted, since I am on an upper floor?

I am picking out a tumble dryer to buy, choice is between vented or condenser model.. Vented ones might be best... and i want a quiet one. It would go in the kitchen, with its back facing the outide wall..

So the front room is the one which would be nicest to quieten. Any cost estimates for any solution anyone has would be greatly appreciated. The wall is 3m long by 3.3m high. Then my private hallway is 5m by 2.3m high (but not straight so more complex). These are the 2 areas effected by the...

pps. My ceilings are 330cm high. (10 ft 10").

I wonder if the "cardboard" wall between my flat and the hallway might even be illegal... I gather there are sound regs. Perhaps it falls short? That would be a huge result! Because then the housing association would have to do something with the huge London rent they get and actually sort the...

Oh yeah, both me and the neighbours above and below are likely here for the long run. At least 10 years more.

I live in a flat in a very old London building owned by a housing trust. The floorboards under the carpets are creaky and the entire place has exactly zero sound proofing. It's like living in the same room as the neighbours sometimes. I know when the ones above go to the bathroom, move...