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Hi there,
we have a central heating system run via oil worcester combi boiler. Due to the high cost of oil, I am looking for advice on the best way to run the central heating to save cost and at the same time keep the house warmish through 24hrs(we have small children, one who has asthma.) We have a 100 year oldhouse in a rural location, so not the most energy efficient home.
I have been told that leaving it on all the time, but setting the thermostat at around 18, is better than switching on/off throughout the 24hrs via the timer.
Thanks in advance.
we have a central heating system run via oil worcester combi boiler. Due to the high cost of oil, I am looking for advice on the best way to run the central heating to save cost and at the same time keep the house warmish through 24hrs(we have small children, one who has asthma.) We have a 100 year oldhouse in a rural location, so not the most energy efficient home.
I have been told that leaving it on all the time, but setting the thermostat at around 18, is better than switching on/off throughout the 24hrs via the timer.
Thanks in advance.