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snip

It is not. The performance of electric is
abysmal, adding to greenhouse
gasses and costing 4 times as much to run.

snip half-baked babble

You didn't snip the half-baked babble,

I did look above. You can get lesson to improve powers of focus.

What

snip lunacy




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This requires 500-600 litres of storage
for six people showering with
two showers. An unvented cylinder of
that size will be well north of
£1000. Two combi's can be bought
for far less than the price of one
cylinder alone, which will do a better
job never running out of hot water.

Have you seen the size of 600 litre
cylinder? Unvented cylinders
require an annual service.

.....after polishing his cabers he is revitalised and has think...on he
goes...

More figures plucked from the air.

...............he has been plucking cabers from the air........and some have
hit his bonce on the way down......ruining his tam-o-shanter.... I snipped
the rest of the incoherence for your convenience.....




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Just a small point about the combi solution. Could Dr evil tell me what
combi boilers could be bought as economically as he suggests. The only
combi boilers I have seen ,that meet current regs, are condensing
boilers which start around the £800 quid mark. Genuine question as
someone I know needs a new combi.


http://www.discountedheating.co.uk/s...mpact_Condensi
ng_Combi.html

Better deals if you look around.


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John Stumbles wrote:
However if the place is for rental then as others have pointed out you
really need to consider what will happen _when_ the boiler breaks down
(they all do at some time or other). A stored water system (conventional
gravity fed, unvented or thermal store) will allow you the option of
electric backup heating for water, though not for space heating.

It also provides stored hot water in the event of a mains electricity or
water failure. Even if the cylinder hasn't fully reheated, it will be
tepidly warmer than the cold mains.

Are you serious? Six people can shower on that?


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snip

..............another half-wit enters the ring.....

Yes, you do seem to stick your ignorant arse into too many threads on
this group whilst suffering from verbal diarrhoea...

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":::Jerry::::" wrote in message
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"Doctor Evil" wrote in message
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":::Jerry::::" wrote in message
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snip

It is not. The performance of electric is
abysmal, adding to greenhouse
gasses and costing 4 times as much to run.

snip half-baked babble

You didn't snip the half-baked babble,

I did look above. You can get lesson to improve powers of focus.

What

snip lunacy


What is one of the main fuels used now for the generation of
electricity, clue, it's the same fuel that heats the water in a
combi....

":::Jerry::::" wrote in message
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..............another half-wit enters the ring.....

Yes,

...............another half-wit enters the ring.....



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Doctor Evil wrote:


I did look above. You can get lesson to improve powers of focus.

omg - has Dr Evil been consorting with the Scientologists now!? It could
explain quite a lot...

Doctor Evil wrote:
... A stored water system (conventional gravity fed, unvented or thermal store)
It also provides stored hot water in the event of a mains electricity or
water failure. Even if the cylinder hasn't fully reheated, it will be
tepidly warmer than the cold mains.
Are you serious? Six people can shower on that?

They can wash their sweaty bits with considerably greater comfort and
amenity than using cold water from the mains when your combis are
sitting being useless.

Owain

"Owain" wrote in message
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Doctor Evil wrote:

... A stored water system (conventional gravity fed, unvented or
thermal store)
It also provides stored hot water in the event of a mains electricity or
water failure. Even if the cylinder hasn't fully reheated, it will be
tepidly warmer than the cold mains.

Are you serious? Six people can shower on that?

They can wash their sweaty bits with considerably greater comfort and
amenity than using cold water from the mains when your combis are
sitting being useless.

...Owain. Owain, Owain we go
...he gives us info we don't want to know
...the info is so poor tis true
...so how does this garbage affect you?

...well take no heed of babble and drool
...as instantly you will recognise a fool

...instictively you will spy
...in newsgroups with DIY
...attempting wisdom the fools will try

...so be very watchful of misadvice
...so don't give these half-wits a roll of the dice.



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Doctor Evil wrote:


I did look above. You can get lesson to improve powers of focus.

omg - has Dr Evil been consorting with the Scientologists now!? It
could
explain quite a lot...

If he has been prying it could explain why Gods reprehensive on Earth
die of exhaustion !

With apologies to all members of the RC faith.

"Owain" wrote in message
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Doctor Evil wrote:

... A stored water system (conventional gravity fed, unvented or
thermal store)
It also provides stored hot water in the event of a mains electricity or
water failure. Even if the cylinder hasn't fully reheated, it will be
tepidly warmer than the cold mains.

Are you serious? Six people can shower on that?

They can wash their sweaty bits with considerably greater comfort and
amenity than using cold water from the mains when your combis are
sitting being useless.

...Owain. Owain, Owain we go
...he gives us info we don't want to know
...the info is so poor tis true
...so how does this garbage affect you?

...well take no heed of babble and drool
...as instantly you will recognise a fool

...instictively you will spy
...in newsgroups with DIY
...attempting wisdom the fools will try

...so be very watchful of misadvice
...so don't give these half-wits a roll of the dice.



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In article ,
Doctor Evil wrote:
..Owain. Owain, Owain we go
..he gives us info we don't want to know
..the info is so poor tis true
..so how does this garbage affect you?

..well take no heed of babble and drool
..as instantly you will recognise a fool

..instictively you will spy
..in newsgroups with DIY
..attempting wisdom the fools will try

..so be very watchful of misadvice
..so don't give these half-wits a roll of the dice.

Just don't give up your day job. What is it by the way?

Not a poet. Not an electrician. Not a heating engineer. Not a plumber - or
any kind of trades person. Not in broadcasting. So perhaps a stores person
in a PM who devourers catalogues?

--
*If all is not lost, where the hell is it?

Dave Plowman London SW
To e-mail, change noise into sound.

Peter Parry wrote:

On 9 Apr 2005 06:14:04 -0700, (Ellen
Rawlinson) wrote:


I want to be able to run both showers at once (as there
will be six people in the house), and my plumber thinks the only way
to do this is with electric showers.


A cheap combi will give you a twin shower effect on a par with that
achieved by using an aged and incontinent rat in place of the shower
head. Two electric showers (assuming you have a single domestic
supply to the house and need both to operate together and with other
appliances on) may have to be so small that their effect will be even
worse.


At last, the facts!

wrote:


Just a small point about the combi solution. Could Dr evil tell me what
combi boilers could be bought as economically as he suggests.

Dr Evil can tell you, but it wonb't be real or practical. Or to regs.

"Dave Plowman (News)" wrote in message
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In article ,
Doctor Evil wrote:
snip

..so be very watchful of misadvice
..so don't give these half-wits a roll of the dice.

Just don't give up your day job. What is it by the way?

Not a poet. Not an electrician. Not a heating engineer. Not a
plumber - or
any kind of trades person. Not in broadcasting. So perhaps a stores
person
in a PM who devourers catalogues?


Nah, he 'works' for Job Centre Plus, he tests their job search
database....

"The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message
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Peter Parry wrote:

On 9 Apr 2005 06:14:04 -0700, (Ellen
Rawlinson) wrote:


I want to be able to run both showers at once (as there
will be six people in the house), and my plumber thinks the only way
to do this is with electric showers.


A cheap combi will give you a twin
shower effect on a par with that
achieved by using an aged and
incontinent rat in place of the shower
head. Two electric showers (assuming
you have a single domestic supply to
the house and need both to operate
together and with other
appliances on) may have to be so
small that their effect will be even
worse.

At last, the facts!

...the facts! the facts! he cries out loud
...of his revelations we should all be proud
...electric showers are akin to peeing
...of these facts we are all now seeing

...two combi's is the favoured choice
...a solution our snotty uni man did not voice
...the combi's shower all for ever more
...with no large cylinders in which to store
...the cylinders cost a pretty penny
...the two combi's cost hardly any

...experience of these matters of his is slight
...taking notice of him the silly they might.

...cheap showers are there for ever more
...by use two combi's and not a cylinder water store.




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"The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message
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Peter Parry wrote:

On 9 Apr 2005 06:14:04 -0700, (Ellen
Rawlinson) wrote:


I want to be able to run both showers at once (as there
will be six people in the house), and my plumber thinks the only way
to do this is with electric showers.


A cheap combi will give you a twin
shower effect on a par with that
achieved by using an aged and
incontinent rat in place of the shower
head. Two electric showers (assuming
you have a single domestic supply to
the house and need both to operate
together and with other
appliances on) may have to be so
small that their effect will be even
worse.

At last, the facts!

...the facts! the facts! he cries out loud
...of his revelations we should all be proud
...electric showers are akin to peeing
...of these facts we are all now seeing

...two combi's is the favoured choice
...a solution our snotty uni man did not voice
...the combi's shower all for ever more
...with no large cylinders in which to store
...the cylinders cost a pretty penny
...the two combi's cost hardly any

...experience of these matters of his is slight
...taking notice of him the silly they might.

...cheap showers are there for ever more
...by using two combi's, not a cylinder water store.






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