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Rich · 02-01-08, 05:46 PM

If the pipework is lagged and the tortoises are away from the boiler you shouldn't get barely any heat change. If the garage is like many i know theres usually plenty of draft coming through them. Most condensing boilers nowadays have low surface temperatures anyway. I wouldn't worry unless your garage is well insulated and is usually warm. Keep them in a dark corner away from the boiler and they won't notice a difference.

HTH Rich

embee · 02-01-08, 11:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Mr Toad

...I was told by those in the know that Glowworm are crap, so got a Worcester last year instead....

I've heard the same. Check the plumbers trade forum here . I think Worcester/Bosch or Vaillant seem to be a safer bet for reliability.

02-01-08, 05:46 PM	#11
Rich Member Mega Poster Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 1,089	Re: Central Heating Boiler If the pipework is lagged and the tortoises are away from the boiler you shouldn't get barely any heat change. If the garage is like many i know theres usually plenty of draft coming through them. Most condensing boilers nowadays have low surface temperatures anyway. I wouldn't worry unless your garage is well insulated and is usually warm. Keep them in a dark corner away from the boiler and they won't notice a difference. HTH Rich __________________ RIP Hovis - Unlucky Boyo

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