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How to Reduce Your Gas Bill - 10 Money Saving Heating Tips. Things You Can Do Which Will Save Money!

Mark Ballard LTD, Professional Heating Engineer 33 views

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Comment from : @EreshvasMumUK

I have a Worcester Bsch boiler it does not have a gauge showing temperature when having got water and rads on should the dual be turned to maximum for efficiency and cost,? sometimes the boiler is on for 2 hours continually to bring rads up to temp before the wall mounted thermostat switches the boiler off
Comment from : @paniv2364

Thanks for this video You cover a lot in your videos It helps
Comment from : @yvettefisher3456

I filled up too much water pressure on my logic comi boiler which has magnaclean micro 2 filter and now its over 2 and nea to 3 bar Can you please tell me how can I reduce the pressure now??
Comment from : @mohammedaliyanchatha5381

So the boiler will cintinue to go on and off and the circulation will happen through the bypass right Cause otherwise no circulation will get the pcb to turn the boiler off isn't it?
Comment from : @antoniogalluccio4213

What if the water tank is set at 61c can you still turn it down on the boiler?
Comment from : @kiranzain

Thank you I had a new boiler installed Couldn't understand why it was constantly firing up Costing me a fortune My pre heat water 'was' switched on Again, thank you 😊
Comment from : @teresam644

How do I use the frost setting on my therma thermostat
Comment from : @melvernbell9513

Very good clear Mark you know your stuff Thanks will be investing in some decent auto radiator valves likely save me loadsamoney and give much more comfort
Comment from : @Philsy1845

Tip 10 is spot on !!
Comment from : @richardc3044

I invested in a Boiler management unit, best 160£ I ever spent Stops the boiler from dry cycling & waisting cash, don’t understand why they are not compulsory , but no body seems to talk about them Took me 1/2 hour to wire up
Comment from : @felixscamp

Hi Mark, what should be a hot water setting on a vaillant boiler be set atbrI set it at 45 Please advise
Comment from : @mb4392

I have a question regarding why the TRVs need to be fully open when balancing the system? They will only close when they desired room temperature has been met, so having it on #4 means the valve is fully open until temp of around 25degrees has been met?
Comment from : @twinkletoesdonkey

lots of good points here, but please also add that Domestic hot water needs to go through a legionella cyclebrDoesn't matter one bit with heating, but water coming out of the taps which you are going to use for showering/bathing/washing up and cooking etc needs a good blast at high temperature every so often to kill the bugsbrYour choice whether you set it at constant 62c or set to 50/55c and do a weekly blast through at 65/70Personally I think better to keep as a constant 62It might be slightly less efficient in terms of energy but the money you spend here will cost you about 10 times as much in diacalm and bog roll if you try to cheap this out!
Comment from : @bigmacntings7451

DO YOU RECOMMEND A HIVE WIRELESS THERMOSTAT ON A WORCESTER GREENSTAR 8000
Comment from : @mustmax1

Learned more on this video than I expected to, thank you!
Comment from : @GBennie

Difficult one that all day/not all day thing If it's real cold it could be false economy if things start getting qwrecked by damp, condensation I'm experimenting at the mo We used around £950 -£10 for one day, on at 07:10, off at 21:00 That includes showers, cooking etc One week has cost around £6800 inc standing charge We must hace a cold house because there is still loads of condensation on the windows in the morning
Comment from : @LewieLeway

Thank god for you Mark! I’ve just moved into a house, newly renovated but still 150 years old The boiler (Glowworm E25C) was set so inefficiently and I’ve been waking up to energy costs on the smart meter at over £400! I live alone and I’ve barely touched the hot water or heating but still! brbrCheers for all the advise!
Comment from : @bennmountain7531

Thank you for the great advice!
Comment from : @stjohnssoup

Over at heat geek he says not to shut any rads completely as the boiler will still be trying to heat those rooms just inefficiently
Comment from : @eazyrat

Tip no4 contradicts tip No3 A radiator turned off also increases the overall return water temperature making the boiler less efficient
Comment from : @partlysane5382

Re Hot Water Heating on a system/heat only boiler I've found it best to simply run it for a fixed time (usually a one hour on the boost button is more than enough) As you say, waiting for it to increase by the final few degrees till the thermostat cuts it out takes ages, with the boiler mostly idling during that timebrbrOne question if I may, on a Y Plan system during the low heating load part of the the year (spring and autumn) is it best to heat the hot water and house at the same time, or one after the other?brI can see arguments either way - heating together imposes a higher load on the boiler so is going to run it for longer before it hits its lower modulation limit and cuts out, on the other hand the high return flow rate from the cylinder's heating coil is going to mostly determine the temperature of the return flow to the boiler, and so reduce boiler condensing when the water is nearly warm brWould welcome any comments
Comment from : @roberthuntley1090

I live in a flat but what I've found is my radiator in the kitchen (closest to the boiler) is always hotter than the radiator in my bedroom (furthest from the boiler) even after the radiators have been bled Could it be a balancing problem?
Comment from : @samanthahardy9903