Itās coming on every hour or 2 which is not normally the case as the place is well insulated. Seems to be ticking along grand. Iād have the temp set for 20 upstairs and 21 downstairs. Bill comes in for around ā¬100 every 2 months and everything is off electricity. Will be interesting to see the bill after this weekās āsnapā.
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Iād often use the fire to get rid of a hape of plastic shite. Good for those private documents too. And a fire just makes you feel like more of a man really.
Can you elaborate here? Iāve a Samsung one that is a year old or so and thereās no issue with it. It is due a service thoughā¦
Youāll be fine for the first 5 years.
You some bore all the same 
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Are you done with your obsession with me now this week?
Brilliantly
Christ on an E-Bike
Interesting point well made, a very valid input to the discussion at hand.
Youāre a treasure
Jesus lad.
No need for those temps. 17 / 18Ā° is plenty
Might be a bit of overkill alright, upped it a bit last week. Would normally be 19/20. Then down to 14 or something similar 8 or 9 months of the year.
That sound ominous. As in it will cause bother after that, or it doesnāt need to be serviced for first 5 years? If you donāt get it serviced every year it negates your 7 year warranty or so Iām told. Which is a bit of a swizz.
I would usually agree but the past few days youād notice the house colder at those temperatures. Maybe the ventilation not doing itās job properly. A lad in Galway supplied that system so could be possible
Yeah I got onto Heat Merchants the last two times to get it serviced. ā¬200 per pop
Iām aware, what a dose.
Have you bought your tickets to that Rubby game?
Itās a big temp to be maintaining bro
Ah no, it will be fine. I used to manage cooling in a data centre and never saw a unit last more than 10 years. These yokes are the same concept, but built to a residential standard. The jury is still out on how long theyāll last in my book as theyāve only been installed for the past 7-8 years. They will be a bad investment if they start giving trouble around the 10 years mark and have to be replaced. Our climate (damp) isnāt perfectly suited for them. Theyāre designed for the dryer continental climate, which leads to icing here, and wasted electricity when the unit has to de-ice. The last few mild winters havenāt been much of a test for them.
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Christ he should change his name to Giant Chad if thatās the case!
Thanks for al that. So the moral is what you gain on the swings you lose on the roundabouts. Savings are great at the moment but youāll end up shelling out for a new one down the line.