Do you have warm rooms and cold rooms?
Many think the problem is limestone: Sometimes he is really the problem, but sometimes it is also the plant that is not well sized.
Of course, limescale when it settles will give you 90% of cold showers... and it is very annoying as well as economically expensive...
But heating is a separate circuit and if you have radiators the solutions are some expensive but some also very cheap.
Verify:
1) if the radiator is hot in layers: if in some areas it is cold and the input tube is very hot it is likely that the radiator is full of dirt or limestone that does not heat it: Get it cleaned up, you'll get an incredible result and save a lot of money in heating that room.
2) Check if you have the thermostatic valves, if you do not have them installed, they cost little but are very important to save you money but especially to make you heat better!
3) Check the set boiler temperature: a correct temperature allows you to have the right comfort to the right... Gas price.
A hint of the thermostatics:
If the environment is warm they tend to close the radiator: There's no need to warm up again.
If the room is cold, open the radiator: more heat is needed.
Let's look at the photograph:
If you have now set the environment thermostat at 21°C and you have a situation like this you can adjust the thermostats differently:
- bedroom: adjust the thermostat at 20-20°C
- chamber: adjust the thermostat at 20-21°C
- guest room: the rule at 18 if it is empty, at 19-22° when there are.
- Bathroom: usually always open or even 23-24°C
- Kitchen: 18-19°C
- Living room: 20°C
What's going to happen? If the small room has a radiator (or is exposed to the south) it has an always high temperature the thermostat will close the passage of water a lot and then it will be heated less than the other rooms.
If the living room has a colder temperature (perhaps it is exposed to the north) and does not heat up much, the thermostat will open more the passage of water in the radiators.
The game of thermostatics is precisely to reduce the heat where it does not need and give it where it serves.
Without these you will find yourself having the room at 26°C (hot annoying and dry) to have a stay at just 18-19°C.
By adjusting where you need the heating costs can also be reduced by 20-30%!
And saving does not necessarily mean staying in the cold!
Attention: having the heating system in efficiency means also having a boiler that works effortlessly: the boiler, while producing the 'Hot water for the shower, especially if you have our Kalko Tronic system, will work better and the boiler will last longer.
