heated waistcoats are said to be very good, about £50 on eBay including the power pack. Charge via USB.
One on the way for Mrs B!
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Heating question
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One on the way for Mrs B!
I don’t know why that is, from the ones I’ve seen they all carry more fat to keep them warm
Yeah but you're usually warm from chasing your mad pigeon round the room.
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Pow-Lo came across this the other day, may be of interest. Still pumps fresh air in from attic but it gets heated on the way in.
Going to try an interesting experiment when I get back later this week when the outdoor temperature should be higher…see if it is cheaper to heat the hot water cylinder using the gas boiler or the electric immersion heater. Got a feeling I might be in for a surprise as it seems to cost around £2/£2.50ish to do it by gas.
Decentralised Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery | Vent-Axia
What is Decentralised Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (dMVHR)? Decentralised Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (dMVHR) are units designed to improve indoor air-quality on a room-by-room basis. dMVHR units tend to be more efficient than traditional extract ventilation systems.
Think this concept is also worth investigating.