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Vague but advice needed
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I live in sheltered housing. There are 33 properties and we are in the middle of the installation of new storage heaters. They are called Quantum heaters and you have a lot more control than you had with the older type.Spoonie_Turtle said:
The most expensive form of hearing other than burning whichever £ notes are not yet plastic, not a good idea at all.tooldle said:Perhaps not so common now but certainly was not unusual for people of this age group.
Does she want central heating? Quite a lot of disruption to install a new system. Would electric panel heaters be a compromise. Also worth looking to see what grant assistance might be available.
Storage heaters can be okay if set up and used properly, modern ones are apparently miles better than the old ones.
Benefits-wise, and for help to install heating if she wants, AgeUK as mentioned above is a good recommendation.
Has she had or applied for the £200 Alternative Fuel Payment? Buying bottled gas would mean she qualifies.1
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