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I think mine is on the water temp dial, it just has an 'e' symbol at about 2 O'Clock. That's on a Worcester Bosch.I must look at mine for this, it could be wasting loads of energy.
I think mine is on the water temp dial, it just has an 'e' symbol at about 2 O'Clock. That's on a Worcester Bosch.I must look at mine for this, it could be wasting loads of energy.
I must look at mine for this, it could be wasting loads of energy.
Think its a pretty common feature on combi boilers... makes sense if you use hot water regularly/have a busy household but defiantly worth turning off if you have low demandI must look at mine for this, it could be wasting loads of energy.
And then the unused hot water in the pipe between the boiler and tap slowly cools down and you get a double hit... can't really see a way around it other than having the pipe run as short as possible between boiler and tap (not really a solution in most homes/ones with more than one hot tap) I believe that's why most washing machines no longer have a hot and a cold fill and just have the one cold fill only...My boiler takes so long to get hot water to the tap that I waste a load of (metered) water.I do collect it in the summer and use it to water plant pots outside though.
It is why I mostly wash my hands in cold water unless they are particularly rank! I can't stomach the amount of water and energy wasted getting warm water to the tap for the few seconds needed. Unfortunately my wife chooses the luxury option every time........And then the unused hot water in the pipe between the boiler and tap slowly cools down and you get a double hit... can't really see a way around it other than having the pipe run as short as possible between boiler and tap (not really a solution in most homes/ones with more than one hot tap) I believe that's why most washing machines no longer have a hot and a cold fill and just have the one cold fill only...
Mrs SJ's late mother lived with us for a few yearsMy lot refuse to accept that a switch can be used to actually turn something off.... and apparently it's illegal to own a telly or PC that's not turned on.
I can trace the path that the teenager used on returning home... Kitchen light on and heating on full so your eyes melt when you walk in.... Coatroom light on, Hallway light on, livingroom light and telly on, bathroom light on, stairs light on, upstairs landing lights on, bedroom light on.
Oh and all the doors will be open too.....meanwhile teenager is asleep or out.
and breathe.....
You on Eon by chance?Meter reader at the door for the fourth time in a year, I said I cant wait to get a smart meter and don't have to have my meter read every 3 months .
He said you wont believe this but we have been told to go into the houses with smart meters and read them as well
What is the point of a smart meter then !
I take it they need in to check the meter is not tampered with anyway !?
You on Eon by chance?
WhichThe bullying campaign has just stepped up a notch.....
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The above snip from an email I just received does rather make it sound like I don't have a choice. I am still going to ignore them and try to resist any attempt to force me into accepting their version of how the world should be........
Agreed, and with a newer washing machine the quantity of water used probably means it will be full by the time the hot gets to it, after all they don't run the water until it comes through hot and 30/40 degree washes are the norm now.And then the unused hot water in the pipe between the boiler and tap slowly cools down and you get a double hit... can't really see a way around it other than having the pipe run as short as possible between boiler and tap (not really a solution in most homes/ones with more than one hot tap) I believe that's why most washing machines no longer have a hot and a cold fill and just have the one cold fill only...