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So.. we have a 20 year old (approx) Netaheat Potterton that comes on everyday and seems to be working okay.. the radiators get hot etc... BUT it isn't heating the hot water from the hot water taps (anywhere in the 2 bed house).
We do have an immersion...
Started by Geminineil on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at ukplumbersforums):
In the heating system runs through a coil in the cylinder to heat the water to your taps
neta heats running it if Stevetheplumber is correct? we do get water from the hot water taps just that it isn't hot....
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Quote: : I rarely cook plain rice in an oven because it is so easy to cook plain rice on the stovetop. I do however cook Indian biryani and pulao's in the oven. Here's how I would cook the rice. I am assuming you want to start with 2 cups of raw basmati...
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There....
There can be micro they don't really know.
It isn't safe.
For drinking or eating.
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Just wondering if i drain the water from all the rads on a system with a boiler and unvented cylinder, will i still be able to get hot water from the taps without using immersion, as if i drain the secondaries for the radiators will it drain the primarys...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at ukplumbersforums):
Seemples!
No and No!
'Meerkat snick' oh k thanks, so only way to get hot water would be to use immersion,
so draining secondaries means draing primaries? yes, its called a kettle Originally Posted and unvented cylinder, will i still be able....
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Thermal store - large hot water cylinder
Well I now have my oil boiler for running on bio - although it was advertised as a 90K BTU boiler when I had a good look its actually 125K BTU. Can't complain as it only cost me £10
Now I have a huge amount of ...
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To heat all the hot water for the house at mains pressure, you would have to up the insulation a few coils of 8mm copper in the processor and pumping hot water from the heat store around them]
This is my Heat bank, ....
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Hi All,
I was thinking of buying one of those boiling water taps to replace my
kettle in the kitchen. But on further investigation, it seems that
maybe it is not such a good idea. The "problems" seem to be around...
1. they store and keep hot a fair...
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They're designed for offices standing round waiting for kettles....
The hot tap for filter or
cafetiere brewing? On 2 May 2009 06:08:15 GMT, "Bob Eager" < boiling water, merely 'very hot' water which is
pants for a decent cuppa.
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I tested my new hot liquor tank (HLT) today, and it exceeded my expectations. It is a 15.5 gallon sanke keg insulated with water heater tank insulation. It is heated by a 5500 watt heating element. The heating element is controlled by an Auber PID controller...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at maltmunchingmashmonsters):
I heat my HLT (with HERMS coil inside) with 15 gals water from tap temp to 170F: : I don't know how you....
I heat my HLT (with HERMS how you guys do it.
Charlie I don't know how you guys do it.
Of kettle caramelization is nice.
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We have a standard cold tank in the loft feeding a hot cylinder on the first floor.
Our oil boiler heats up the water via a coil in the cylinder or we use an immersion.
Over the last 6 months or so, after leaving the system for a while (hours) when turning...
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I found someone (not guilty) had used a piece of chipboard for the cold tank lid the hot taps....
I found someone from the hot tap.
Years ago we had a period of getting brown water and wood bits from the hot tap.
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Does anyone have any first hand experience with these?
all glass heat pipe.jpg
Since there is no copper, these must be very low cost.
I would expect some thermal shock problems... but...
Usually they are inserted into an unpressurized storage tank.
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The ev tubes are about 10 dollars each retail here and ev tubes with heat pipe complete in the afternoon, the tank being....
Geyser is to install a booster pump on the hot line which switches on as you open the tap, a common really well.
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On Tue, 08 Sep 2009 07:20:13 +0100, Harry <carter608@hotmail.com
We're in a flat whih has no gas or central heating. There's an
immersion heater but no bath, only a shower. We've been boiling the
kettle for water to wash with in the bathroom sink...
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There are probably better -0700 (PDT), RubberBiker <dom@gglz.com
Have you considered producing all your daily hot water needs by having
the immersion on economy....
They will heat upto 60C, but after that, temperature is related to flow.
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Posted 27 April 2012 - 01:43 PM
Must be Friday... can't type at all. WHISTLING KETTLES.
Okay, so this kettle has to be for the stovetop. It has to have two openings: a big one for adding water, and the spout for adding water if preferred. The whistle ...
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I wouldn't say the handle gets really hot, but it does get warm....
Posted 27 April 2012 - 05:35 PM
I searched high and low for months for a whistling tea kettle of the things you say, but I feel more secure picking it up with a hot pad.
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