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New Combi: Change Washing Machine Plumbing?
I have just had a new combi boiler fitted, removing the old tank etc.
My plumbing bsuggested that I should change the Washiung machine to run only off the cold water supply (T the cold pipe, cap the hot), to avoid the bolier cycling every time the wasing machine wanted water, and potentially interfering with the heat balance in the shower etc. I am not sure I can see the point of this. I would prefer to have the WM use the cheaper gas heated water rather than use its own electrically heated from cold source. There is a thermostatic valve on the shower, so scalding should not be an issue (I hope) And the WM is only used when we are in the house, so any issue of wasted hot water in the pipe network is moot (we are just as likely to be using the hot taps at similar times) I read over some old posts, and there was nothing definitive about this. Advice? Opinions? Neal |
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