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Central heating control
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Is it more economical to maintain heating during the night rather than switching off and starting up again next morning
Thank you for any comments
Thank you for any comments
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There are hundreds of posts on this issue.
It is without doubt cheaper to switch heating off over night.0 -
Boiler on=gas consumed=larger bills.
Simples!No free lunch, and no free laptop
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Also it depends on what you mean by leaving the heating on all night.
I leave my heating switched on 24 hours a day in the winter but when I go to my bed I turn the thermostat down and when I get in the morning up I turn it back up.
Therefore my heating is on all night but unless the temperature in my lounge drops below 14 deg C the heating does not produce heat and use gas.0 -
Thank you very much for all your comments
I now realise that this subject has been well and truly debated on this forum and I have been reading with great interest but I am grateful to you for your contribution:T0
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