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Retirement Flat - Energy advice

Pensioner1 · 2018-03-03 22:01:15

We have just purchased a small ( 47 sq mtr) one bedroom 2nd floor , centrally situated retirement flat in town centre. Purpose built block in 1998 - original heating/water system. No gas. The flat has two old and ugly yellowing ! original storage heaters , one in bedroom and one in lounge - Creda Slimline combi. The…

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Pensioner1 Posts: 7 Forumite

11 March 2018 at 8:06PM

Yes thank you
You are right we are trying to future proof and will definitely need heating at some stage even now . Maybe using electric radiator may be better as can just be turned on when needed . Fortunately we seem to be surrounded by the heat of the other flats so that helps .

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