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Half the UK plans on having on average of five BBQ’s with their family and friends this summer. Gas Safe Register has issued a strong reminder for households to be aware of the symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning especially those organising a BBQ this summer. Carbon monoxide gas (CO gas) is known as the ‘silent killer’ as it does not have colour, taste or smell and in some cases can be fatal. (more…)
Unsafe gas appliances can emit a poisonous gas called carbon monoxide (CO). It can kill as well as causing serious long-term health problems and brain damage. It is produced by the incomplete burning of gas when an appliance has been incorrectly fitted or poorly maintained. It can occur when flues, chimneys and vents are blocked. Read our article now and find out more about carbon monoxide poisoning dangers.
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If you’re thinking about having a new boiler installed in your Newton Le Willows home, then it’s important you know the basics about the types of boiler. That way, you can make an informed choice. The type of boiler impacts on how much energy you use. (more…)
Boiler controls are a crucial part of your heating system. As most modern condensing boilers are already operating at peak efficiency, adding some energy efficient controls can boost the system’s overall performance. (more…)
The three types of boiler you find in most Newton Le Willows homes are: combi boilers, system boilers and heat only boilers. They all utilise condensing technology, so all are energy efficient and economical. There are some advantages and some disadvantages to each, so it is worth knowing the differences between them to choose the best boiler for your Newton Le Willows home.
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Your radiators need occasionally bleeding, to remove air that is introduced into the central heating system. If your radiators are getting cold at the top but stay hot at the bottom, this is probably due to air collecting at the top. You have to bleed them to let our the air and fill the space with hot water, so your central heating system works properly. Read our step by step guide to bleeding your radiators for more information… (more…)