Energy tariffs
Aug 19, 2024 11:59:56 GMT
Post by Deleted on Aug 19, 2024 11:59:56 GMT
Yes I've checked for air, there's none in any of them. What does "balancing them" mean?
I've just had a thought, that both the house next door to me and the one opposite have had new boilers and stuff in recent years, one I know has a pressurized water tank in the garage. I'll ask them if they made any pertinent discoveries next time I see them about. My system is original straight forward heat only gas boiler plus hot water tank, with cold water tank in the loft. Maybe the pipework was found to be protected when they did theirs and survived a pressure flush. These were particularly high quality build houses for the period, so there is hope. It is a single close of houses built off a tree lined avenue, on the site of an old Early Victorian "Hall", which had fallen into disrepair. Built by a small local company rather than a national builder, there are only 36 of them, and I've never seen the same design of these houses anywhere else - the main bulk of 60s/70s stuff in my suburb is a mile or two away on the other side of the valley and is pretty cheaply built shonky stuff, which stand in stark contrast to mine.
Perhaps a chemical clean at low pressure is an idea too, so thanks for that.
I've just had a thought, that both the house next door to me and the one opposite have had new boilers and stuff in recent years, one I know has a pressurized water tank in the garage. I'll ask them if they made any pertinent discoveries next time I see them about. My system is original straight forward heat only gas boiler plus hot water tank, with cold water tank in the loft. Maybe the pipework was found to be protected when they did theirs and survived a pressure flush. These were particularly high quality build houses for the period, so there is hope. It is a single close of houses built off a tree lined avenue, on the site of an old Early Victorian "Hall", which had fallen into disrepair. Built by a small local company rather than a national builder, there are only 36 of them, and I've never seen the same design of these houses anywhere else - the main bulk of 60s/70s stuff in my suburb is a mile or two away on the other side of the valley and is pretty cheaply built shonky stuff, which stand in stark contrast to mine.
Perhaps a chemical clean at low pressure is an idea too, so thanks for that.
