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Just ran the numbers through the website and the best offer estimate was around £20 more than via the council energy switch. Still worth doing though, as they will Email you every time you could save money beyond a threshold you specify.

The reason I bounced this thread was to nudge a few folks to go look at their gas and electric bills. Now is a good time to change supplier. I got my energy switch quote today via Adur & Worthing Council and it looks like around a £250 saving against last year.

Just went looking for this thread to bounce it and belatedly picked up your wise words. Happy to be corrected on this and I hope the good folk of NSC know not to take advice from an amateur. The other side of the wall from my thermostat there is a bathroom towel rail, with no TRV valve, which of...

This is a guideline/recommendation. What do you think happens if you ignore it. We had two radiators that never got hot, until we limited the first radiator, which just happens to be next to the thermostat.

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I got fed up with my bills last year and made four key changes. Cavity Wall Insulation (We were losing a lot of heat through the South and West facing walls) Tado Smart Thermostat Big Community Energy Switch Bought a Dehumidifier (one room was suffering from condensation) Having kept my...

That kind of assumes that all rooms are thermostatically sealed. My ground floor space is largely open plan, so the heat dissipates. Also the radiator nearest to the thermostat, is the first one in line from the pump and heats up first. If this one is set too high the rest of the house won't get...

20 but there are so many other factors to consider. Our thermostat is near the front door, so possibly the draughtiest place in the house. All the radiators have thermostatic valves and the one near the thermostat is set to the lowest setting.