As schools reopen we tend to start thinking ahead to shorter days and colder weather, hopefully the cold stays away for a while but we can use this time to prepare for winter.
Summer is the perfect time to carry out some maintenance on your stove or range cooker so that you can begin the heating season without any worries when the weather starts to turn colder.
Each month in the Irish Farmers Journal our 'Heat Doctor' Seamus Brennan will answer all your heating and energy questions using his expertise in the industry.
Homeowners often ask what causes a fireplace or stove to smoke during use. If you are experiencing smoke problems from your solid fuel stove, here is a checklist for what to look out for.
We have received many queries in relation to BER (Building Energy Rating), how a householder can improve the rating of their home and also the legal requirements in obtaining a BER Certificate.
"I'm thinking of getting a stove for my kitchen/living room which is L-shaped. The kitchen is 15ft x 16ft and the living room is 15ft x 11ft, both have a 9ft high ceiling.
I have oil fired central heating, can I get a solid fuel stove that will help to heat the radiators so I don’t have to use as much oil? - Sean, Galway.
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