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Are my calculations correct? I'm better off with a small heater to use as and when?
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It's never recommended to put anything inflammable over a storage heater. Use the internal damper to reduce the output as necessary.xeny said:
Is it practical to put a blanket or similar over the storage heater first thing in the morning, so it loses heat more slowly, leaving some for the evening when you remove it?MARKMAKAVELI said:Sorry typo yes you're right. So it's no contest really. Shame the heat from storage heaters has pretty much depleted by evening time 😩
If on min output the heat has depleted by the evening then the issue is that the NSH is undersized.No free lunch, and no free laptop
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Got it, asbestos blanket only. :-)1
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Just shred some of the old asbestos toilet seats and put them in a sack.xeny said:Got it, asbestos blanket only. :-)1
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