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Heating vacant house

fire_man · 2023-11-03 20:52:03

I have a property where I stay in every 10 days or so for a night or 2.Should I have heating on for an hour a day during winter?It's an old cottage which has been renovated.

03-11-2023 8:52pm

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I have a property where I stay in every 10 days or so for a night or 2.Should I have heating on for an hour a day during winter?It's an old cottage which has been renovated.

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#2 04-11-2023 10:33am

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It is really hard to say. Id buy one of those humidity sensors. They cost about a tenner. Study relative humidity. Check if the cottage needs a french drain.

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