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There's so many uheat, prowarm, warmup, nuheat, polypipe etc

I've had a quote from warmup, quite pricey but nothing soul destroying.

Is there a tradesmen's favourite?
 
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I`m sure app will do it for you after he`s had his afternoon nap! :devilish:
 
No one here has a preference?

It's it a case of the cheapest is the best because they're easy to make?
 
Is Google Nest worth getting or do other thermostats do the same for cheaper?
 
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