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That time of the year again: Tube heaters for loft
So far autumn temperatures are holding up well, but we might have a
shockingly cold December like last year, so once again it will be a worry that the pipes in the loft will freeze. So how about a tube heater? Are they safe to leave unattended? I read on Amazon that they have to be mounted on a wall, but there's no wall within feet of the pipes in question, so what would I mount one on? What wattage would I need for a smallish loft (2004-built 3-bed detached), 60W enough? How about instead moving one of my oil-filled rads up there temporarily? I've got a baby one that even has a thermostat on (the tube heaters appear to need an extra thermostat). MM |
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