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Advice on central heating please

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  • sammyjammy
    sammyjammy Posts: 8,105 Forumite
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    Your problem is similar to mine and in this case, you only have one option left and that is an electric heater. But of course, they are very expensive on the bills.

    I am using a solar heater and it performs really well. For many people, it does not. This is because the size of the room. If you have small to medium sized room, solar heaters are the best option you have.
    Hmm first post, finds a thread thats nine months old?
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