[Nick_Thompson]

Hot water all the way!!! Even in summer. Much faster cleans! Supple hose for winding up aswell. I'd never go back. I run at 55 degrees all year round.

Same as me all year round at a temp of around 50-60 degrees,hot water is far better than cold you would be surprised how many more stubborn Marks come off with ease with hot.yellow spots on glass made by bees etc come off easier in summer with hot also,once you've had hot water it's very difficult to go back to cold IMO it's harder work with cold

What are you guys spending on gas a week running the heater up at those temperatures?

Nick

[kempy]

I used hot today , about my 5th time this year , awesome with Vision .
But I need to buy the Corwood one as my Amery is 3 year old and struggling now . Was good at £95

[Tony dunmall]

Hot water all the way!!! Even in summer. Much faster cleans! Supple hose for winding up aswell. I'd never go back. I run at 55 degrees all year round.

Same as me all year round at a temp of around 50-60 degrees,hot water is far better than cold you would be surprised how many more stubborn Marks come off with ease with hot.yellow spots on glass made by bees etc come off easier in summer with hot also,once you've had hot water it's very difficult to go back to cold IMO it's harder work with cold

What are you guys spending on gas a week running the heater up at those temperatures?

Nick

I would imagine there running diesel

[cleantech-westmids]

Kempy I use around £8 to £10 per week. That's a 5 day week mate. I've never used a diesel one. The thermo is meant to be good. It also keeps system warm during the winter evening months.