My day

[freddie*rooster]

After several hours during the week clearing and cleaning up a messy garden my day started like this

[aps1080]

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@bushies.girl wrote:

Not sure what today will bring, there is heaps to be done outside atm, so hopefully it wont be raining

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I hope it stays away and continues like the last few days.

[bushies.girl]

Drizzling rain atm Aps 😞  Just lit the fire to warm the house,  thankfully we have plenty of wood, so I dont have to run the a/c as I'm not keen on a/c heating, I find it too stuffy

[freddie*rooster]

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@twinkles**stars wrote:

Agree with punch on the instandanience unit. Small and compact. Mum had solar HW 30 years ago. 2 panels did her nicely. 

Freddie when you died what has happened? No hot water or is the unit leaking?

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Twinks the plug thingo (valve) on the top of the unit has blown out and the water is leaking out onto the floor.

Pssst I didn't die *pinches self* nup ooouch

[twinkles**stars]

The pressure release valve? That can be easily replaced. Replaced one bere 2 months ago..... $109

[freddie*rooster]

No it's not the pressure release valve, it's like a plug right on the top of the HWS it's been expelled and the hot water is coming out of it.

[freddie*rooster]

I just spoke to the Pumbers and they said it means a new HWS $1,200 with GST they are coming today to have a look at it, I will ask about the solar HWS when they come.

[bushies.girl]

Darn freddie, oh the joys of home ownership, will be interested to see how solar compares

[freddie*rooster]

Bushy, this is the HWS without the roof panels.

http://www.enviro-friendly.com/dux-solar-heat-pump.shtml

[freddie*rooster]

We are currently about $2,000 in advance with our power due to fortnightly payments in advance.

[bushies.girl]

Thanks Freddie, I am assuming you would use approx the same amt of hot hot water as us, so will be interested in the price/savings

comparison.

I pay my electricity f/nightly as well but usually only break even or only a few $$ ahead