The Worcester Bosch Greenstar 36CDi is the epitome of ‘small but mighty.’ Here we will give you a full rundown of this compact combi boiler from the Worcester Greenstar range, to help you decide whether it’s a good fit for your home.

When it comes to choosing the best type of boiler for your home, there are plenty of different factors to consider. The size of the property, the number of bathrooms, the number of showers, the area’s water pressure, and the type of property should all be significant considerations when it comes to choosing your domestic boiler system. We’ll take you through the three most common types of boiler for UK properties, explaining the unique properties, advantages, and disadvantages, and ecological impact of each one, giving you some insight into which boiler replacement is the most practical choice for your home.

Potterton and Glow-Worm are two boiler manufacturers based in the UK with lengthy experience in domestic energy. Potterton was founded in 1850 and has since kept seven million homes warm. It’s been assumed by Baxi Heating in 2000 and now benefits from a large portfolio of commercial and domestic experience as well as optimal customer service. Glow-Worm was founded in 1934 under the name “Glow-Worm Boiler and Fireplace Co Ltd” and became part of the Vaillant Group in 2001.

When a boiler reaches a certain age, it is more likely to break down. Even if a boiler has been repaired multiple times, you could save a lot of money by buying a new one rather than sticking to your current boiler. In this article, we will investigate the benefits of a new boiler purchase instead of bringing your old boiler back to life through costly repairs.

Preventing sludge and limescale build-up in your central heating system is an important step in avoiding costly heating repairs. Fortunately, there are some simple solutions you can apply to your system that will save you from a central heating nightmare in the future. They also help your system run much more efficiently, reducing your total energy bill and helping to make your household more environmentally friendly.

Combi boilers? System boilers? Regular boilers?! If you’re scratching your head over which boiler type will suit your home, we’re here to help. In this guide, we’ll be taking a closer look at system boilers. Unlike combi boilers, a central heating system with a system boiler installed includes a hot water cylinder for water storage. Combi boilers are mains-fed, which means that there isn’t a need for a tank or cylinder to be installed (as long as you have sufficient mains water pressure). Regular boilers (also known as heat only or conventional) also require a cylinder, with the addition of a loft-installed water tank. System boilers are an excellent choice for larger households with busy families, while also improving your home’s energy efficiency.

If you’re unsure of which boiler will suit your home, we’re here to help. In this article, we’ll be taking a closer look at regular boilers (also known as conventional, traditional, or heat only). Unlike combi boilers, a conventional boiler requires a hot water cylinder, with the addition of a loft-installed cold water tank. Regular boilers are quite common in homes with older central heating systems installed, hence also being called traditional.

If you’re still scratching your head over which boiler will suit your home, we’re here to help. In this guide, we’ll be focusing on combination boilers (also known as combis). As well as combi boilers, there are a number of boiler types including regular (also known as heat only or conventional) and system, which are suitable for certain types of homes with different layouts. A combi boiler, however, is more suited to small to medium-sized properties, while providing hot water for your central heating and shower/bath time.

Ideal Boilers was founded in 1906. With over 110 years of experience in the heating industry, Ideal are a strong player in pioneering high-quality and highly efficient technologies for your home. The Ideal Logic+ combi series is one of Ideal’s best-selling boiler ranges. After receiving the Queen’s Award in 2013 and the Good Housekeeping Reader Recommended Status in 2013 and 2017, the Ideal Logic+ 24 is a great choice if you need a highly efficient (and compact) boiler.