Gas & Electricity

[ganganvince]

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Thanks for that the parts issue was my fear tbh.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Thanks for that the parts issue was my fear tbh.

No worries. On Which, most Worcester Bosch score 84% with Viessmann around 79%

 

[kaz7]

My boiler is so old , an ideal boiler , got the big main bit replaced and a full service and clean for free a few yrs ago ,as british gas fucked up appointments , not turning up etc , it is like a new boiler now and works very well

Cue it breaking down lol

 

[ganganvince]

No worries. On Which, most Worcester Bosch score 84% with Viessmann around 79%

Cheers will tell them keep it either Worcester or Ideal for me.

 

[andyhinch]

You’d only break your other shoulder and leg.

True

 

[mancityvstoke]

 

[NJ Blue]

I had a viessmann storage combi installed 3 years ago and it’s great. It holds a small store (46 litres) of hot water, so when there is demand, there is no waiting whilst the boiler gets going. I went with this as most of the internal parts are brass or stainless steel rather than plastic. Plastic parts have a habit of splitting when subjected to lots of hot and cool down cycles.

My heating guy swears by ideal combi’s, but I had no end of issues with one of theirs 10 years ago. The PCB failed at least twice a year! By all accounts they are much better now.

 

[mancityvstoke]

What are heat pumps like? Do they dish out enough heat?

Apparently hydrogen is the future though.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

What are heat pumps like? Do they dish out enough heat?

Apparently hydrogen is the future though.

Hydrogen splitting uses quite a lot of electricity, so it’ll be a fair while off yet, I suspect.

 

[mancityvstoke]

Hydrogen splitting uses quite a lot of electricity, so it’ll be a fair while off yet, I suspect.

I don't want a nuclear powered boiler ffs hahahhah

mad fucker

oh I see what you mean...making hydrogen ...righto ....sekkle back down