05th January, 2026
GuidesThe Best Smart Thermostats in the UK...
A smart thermostat can make a massive difference to your home and can be one of the best ways to control heating options without needing an incredibl...
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05th January, 2026
GuidesBest Eco Friendly Boilers for 2026
The UK Government has set out its net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 target and have started encouraging people to start making more eco-friendly purch...
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05th January, 2026
GuidesHow Much Does a Heat Pump Cost? A 20...
Explore the different types, costs, and efficiency of heat pumps in this blog post, illuminating their role as sustainable, cost-effective solutions f...
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05th January, 2026
GuidesUK Government Boiler Scrappage Schem...
The UK Boiler Scrappage Scheme was a government initiative designed to promote the upgrade of ageing boilers to more efficient models.
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05th January, 2026
GuidesRavenheat Boiler - Combi Prices 2026
Ravenheat combi boilers are known for their affordability and efficiency. They include models suitable for small to medium-sized homes, each offering...
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05th January, 2026
GuidesBoiler Plus - 2026 Guide
Boiler Plus is a set of energy efficiency standards introduced by the UK government. It aims to enhance the efficiency of heating systems in homes. Th...
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19th December, 2025
GuidesThe Best Budget Boiler in 2026
The best budget boilers are Ideal, Alpha, Baxi, Worcester Bosch and Vaillant models, compared for price, reliability and running costs.
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19th December, 2025
GuidesWhat is an Airing Cupboard?
An airing cupboard is a heated storage space that uses warmth from a hot water cylinder or pipework to dry and store items.
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12th December, 2025
GuidesVaillant Boiler F22
The Vaillant F22 fault means your boiler pressure is too low and needs topping up.
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12th December, 2025
GuidesCombi Boiler Pressure: What It Shoul...
A combi boiler should be around 1.0 to 1.5 bar when cold and up to about 2.0 bar when hot.
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11th December, 2025
GuidesRadiators Not Heating Up: How to Fix...
If your radiators aren’t heating up, it’s usually caused by trapped air, sludge, or a boiler pressure problem.
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09th December, 2025
GuidesWhat Temperature Should My Boiler Be...
Most homes stay warm in winter with heating set at 60 to 70°C and hot water at 50 to 55°C.
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