Groundswell Show 2022

Humble Village Farmer

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BASE UK Member
Location
Essex
I'll let you know how i get on :)
Plumbing is a slightly safer bet (i think :oops:) than electrics for an amateur, not rocket science just need to push away those feelings of ' i cant do it' :nailbiting: or 'wtf have i got myself into this time :poop::sick::eek::D
and 'best to pay someone else, an expert' :rolleyes:
will be okay don't worry, just keep going :unsure::)

way better hourly rates than farming .
Have you found a good supplier?
 

Bury the Trash

Member
Mixed Farmer
No problems?

Our hot water at this time of year is quite... Hot! I allow the DHW tank to run higher than usual when the solar PV is topping up.
my work gear would be fine as it needs a pretty sterilising temp most of the time :sneaky:

Problem for someones polyester thong :oops: tho i guess, it could come out like a crispy piece of bacon rind off a barbecue :ROFLMAO:

needs to be a resurgence of the old fashioned type of twin inlet machines i should think, with drain off or recirculating bit of plumbing ect to ensure its hot water from the start instead of cool in the pipework.
ours has a hot tap/basin close to the washing machine inlet so could simply run it to prime whilst putting the clothes in the machine ,back when there was hot and cold inletr required we never used to bother with that because we had an older rayburn with a smaller boiler as well. now the one we got gets too hot at times, especially on good dry wood and add solar thermal into the mix ,well....the hot pipe work is still there ,with a petcock on it .
 

steveR

Member
Mixed Farmer
my work gear would be fine as it needs a pretty sterilising temp most of the time :sneaky:

Problem for someones polyester thong :oops: tho i guess, it could come out like a crispy piece of bacon rind off a barbecue :ROFLMAO:

needs to be a resurgence of the old fashioned type of twin inlet machines i should think, with drain off or recirculating bit of plumbing ect to ensure its hot water from the start instead of cool in the pipework.
ours has a hot tap/basin close to the washing machine inlet so could simply run it to prime whilst putting the clothes in the machine ,back when there was hot and cold inletr required we never used to bother with that because we had an older rayburn with a smaller boiler as well. now the one we got gets too hot at times, especially on good dry wood and add solar thermal into the mix ,well....the hot pipe work is still there ,with a petcock on it .
One to be aware of, not good when spending long days on teh tractor afterwards..... ;)
 

Bury the Trash

Member
Mixed Farmer
my work gear would be fine as it needs a pretty sterilising temp most of the time :sneaky:

Problem for someones polyester thong :oops: tho i guess, it could come out like a crispy piece of bacon rind off a barbecue :ROFLMAO:

needs to be a resurgence of the old fashioned type of twin inlet machines i should think, with drain off or recirculating bit of plumbing ect to ensure its hot water from the start instead of cool in the pipework.
ours has a hot tap/basin close to the washing machine inlet so could simply run it to prime whilst putting the clothes in the machine ,back when there was hot and cold inletr required we never used to bother with that because we had an older rayburn with a smaller boiler as well. now the one we got gets too hot at times, especially on good dry wood and add solar thermal into the mix ,well....the hot pipe work is still there ,with a petcock on it .
its all on here somewhere quite wither its relevant to the op or not :unsure::D
 

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