IMM wrote:

You have to be kidding. My condenser in winter when starting up can give a
plume about 2 to 3 foot long and very thick.

A little common sense in locating the flue and selecting its type will
resolve most problems. Once the boiler is running it will modulate down
after the system is up to temperature and the plume will get smaller
anyway*.

Have one of these a few foot from your flat window and you will be
****ed off.

Can't say it would bother me that much.


* unless some plonker has cocked up its closed loop control system by
sticking unwanted energy storage terms in the feeback loop that is!

--
Cheers,

John.

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