Thread: How do you have your central heating set?
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Old 09-11-2013, 18:33   #9
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Re: How do you have your central heating set?
I was told by the gas engineer it uses more cubic feet of gas to heat up a cold house than one that is at a constant temp, ours is set at 20 perm, with short bursts of 23 or so if needed to top up. Obviously in the summer the temp never dips below 20 so the heating doesn't actually turn on then.

In the winter we spend £20-25/week, in the summer £5-10 (Gas Combi boiler, so hot water too) this is for a 3 bedroom well insulated large terraced house

So under £1k/Yr
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