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Questions specific to DIY projects in the United Kingdom. Use with any relevant project tags (i.e. [electrical])
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Turning off a towel rail
I eventually found out that the only way to turn it off is via the central circuit breaker panel, which has a "heater" switch. This switch is separate from the ones which control the water boiler and …
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Turning off a towel rail
My friend moved to a flat in UK a few months ago, and his electricity bill is soaring. There is no gas in the flat, only electric heating. … Is this the way UK towel rails are supposed to work?
Otherwise, should I try unscrewing the plug cap to see if I can access an actual plug underneath it? …
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