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Combis are great and you’ll get decent hot water out a lot of them now without having one that’s massive but really if you have decent water pressure in your house and space you want an unvented hot water cylinder. I’m such a fan of it, it’s brilliant.
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if you have decent water pressure in your house and space you want an unvented hot water cylinder. I’m such a fan of it, it’s brilliant.
This is what we have in our gaff. System boiler (actually it’s a dual combi / system boiler because presumably so you can do away with a separate expansion doobry ) and a mega-flow tank.
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I think this might actually be what I have. We have a big tank, a boiler and an expansion vessel.
Need to do some research on this.
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Slight dredge, but agreed - let my plumber talk me into ditching the spare toilet and I have zero regrets. Nothing like not getting a cold surprise when someone decides to run the kitchen hot tap when you're mid suds. Also, an airing cupboard is a type of luxury a spare toilet could never be...
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lookitsluke
Can’t help but feel a small combi just isn’t up to the job personally having previously had a system with a driver pump. Appreciate it’s personal preference though. But in 2021 if the shower isn’t both bloody hot and capable of knocking me over, I’m out.
Shower at my parents place is good but their combi is about the size of a system and lives in the garage so massive pipe runs - literally never wash hands in hot water.