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namsag
Seemingly you learn about it on the 6th week. 
Expantion Cistern overflows
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£150 I think I'll have to live with a dripping overflow for a while.
Thanks for your advice.
I think I'll have to live with a dripping overflow for a while.Thanks for your advice.
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namsag
Whatever you do don`t drink or fill kettle from hot taps.
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Point taken. I'm just looking at the possibilty of going solar now I need a new cylinder. Any pro's and con's to this idea?
For:
1. reduces your carbon footprint.
2. reduces your fuel bills.
Against:
1. quite expensive to buy and install.
2. more expensive to maintain.
Unknowns:
1. environmental cost of manufacturing the equipment.
2. payback period.
1. reduces your carbon footprint.
2. reduces your fuel bills.
Against:
1. quite expensive to buy and install.
2. more expensive to maintain.
Unknowns:
1. environmental cost of manufacturing the equipment.
2. payback period.
Solar will realistically give 50% of your annual hot water. Forget all the advertising bumph you will be lucky to save £100-150 per year. Figures quoted usually include added value to house price with solar installed and i'm a registered solar installer
You could be looking at between £3500 -£6000 depending on the make and set up of a solar installation
You could be looking at between £3500 -£6000 depending on the make and set up of a solar installation
They dont call it green for nothing.
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