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stevekennedy

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Re: Hot versus cold WFP
« Reply #20 on: November 15, 2007, 09:43:19 pm »
hey niceandclean have you got a thermostat on your system , I have now

Hi v8edd

Where did you get your thermostat? Just what I need. Our systems are still full on heat. Only option I have is to preheat the tank which takes a while.

edd

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Re: Hot versus cold WFP
« Reply #21 on: November 15, 2007, 11:02:47 pm »
any plumbing shop we used an underfloor heating unit about £30 if you look where the grey pipe joins
 the blue I took a cold feed from the blue and an hot feed from the grey the thermostat  mixes what temp
you need and then goes to the temp gauge and then the hose reel
Its a bit untidy but hey it works one day Ill tidy it up!!!

SherwoodCleaningSe

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Re: Hot versus cold WFP
« Reply #22 on: November 15, 2007, 11:21:28 pm »
Whats the optimum tempriture to go for.

edd

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Re: Hot versus cold WFP
« Reply #23 on: November 15, 2007, 11:27:16 pm »
in this weather 20 deg MAX or less

SherwoodCleaningSe

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Re: Hot versus cold WFP
« Reply #24 on: November 15, 2007, 11:45:09 pm »
How about in the summer if we ever get one again.

edd

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Re: Hot versus cold WFP
« Reply #25 on: November 15, 2007, 11:50:06 pm »
40degs

Neil271052

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Re: Hot versus cold WFP
« Reply #26 on: November 16, 2007, 08:48:49 am »
you do know if you are talking about domestic houses, they employ you, they cannot make a claim against themselves. same goes if you hut yourself at there property you are there resonsibility (did you know that?)


if it does damage frames etc only time will tell if this is true or not, if it is the Hot users are in for a very big suing spree from customers.


Make your mind up mate!  ;D
What are you on ?>??

I have already said I never meantioned damaging peoples things, you may want to read twice before trying to  being clever   :P

I'm not on anything ::) and not being clever,  merely pointing out what you believe to be the difference in attitude over possible claims. and which may be of interest to other members here.

You say: If the WC  damages any customers property it is his fault, he is liable  and I agree.

You also say: That if a WC injures himself on a customers property it is the customers responsibilty, the customer is liable  and can be sued by the WC?

Cheers,
Neil

Re: Hot versus cold WFP
« Reply #27 on: November 16, 2007, 12:18:32 pm »
you do know if you are talking about domestic houses, they employ you, they cannot make a claim against themselves. same goes if you hut yourself at there property you are there resonsibility (did you know that?)


if it does damage frames etc only time will tell if this is true or not, if it is the Hot users are in for a very big suing spree from customers.


Make your mind up mate!  ;D
What are you on ?>??

I have already said I never meantioned damaging peoples things, you may want to read twice before trying to  being clever   :P

I'm not on anything ::) and not being clever,  merely pointing out what you believe to be the difference in attitude over possible claims. and which may be of interest to other members here.

You say: If the WC  damages any customers property it is his fault, he is liable  and I agree.

You also say: That if a WC injures himself on a customers property it is the customers responsibilty, the customer is liable  and can be sued by the WC?


As far as I am aware that is correct as they are employing you.

Pj

Re: Hot versus cold WFP
« Reply #28 on: November 16, 2007, 01:08:25 pm »
It's not quite that straightforward.  There is a degree of liability and accountability on the client's part, particularly if you are put in a situation of risk on the client's property and the client hasn't pointed out that risk or made it safe for you...etc