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boyo bach | 10:22 Mon 21st Aug 2006 | Home & Garden
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Over the summer I havent had the heating on. But if the heating is not on there is no hot water. So I have just been pressing the 'boost' button which heats the water (stays on for about an hour?). Can anyone tell me...is this much more expensive because its a boost? Would it be cheaper to have the heating on? Thanks.
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If it's the normal thing, boost just means 'stay on for only 1 hour'. It doesn't work any differently to turning your system on for 1 hour and doesn't use any more energy than an hour's normal use.
11:41 Mon 21st Aug 2006
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Great, thanks.....that's the answer I was hoping for.
11:50 Mon 21st Aug 2006

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