the warm water in our taps take 20 second to be warm with our unvented cylinder set up. Surely this is a issue. I appreciate the cold water in pipes need to come out first, but not for 20 seconds
Water takes 20 seconds to be warm out of a tap
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Unless you have a secondary return fitted, and dependant upon where the cylinder is located you will wait a bit for hot water.
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Replumb in smaller bore pipe, flow rate permitting, or install a secondary loop.
Alternatively, move the cylinder closer to the offending taps. Or vice versa.
Alternatively, move the cylinder closer to the offending taps. Or vice versa.
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mrbg07546 welcome back 
Could do with a bit of insulation there
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Think insulation was the next job,
Lagging pipes
Discussion in 'Plumbing and Central Heating' started by mrbg07546, 16 Aug 2017.
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