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    1. 20th August 2012 #1
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      Default Insulate hot water cylinder?

      We had our loft insulated last week and they also did the pipes up there.
      Our hot water cylinder has built in insulation (foam backing, looks like smoother expanding foam)
      Would it be worth getting a cylinder jacket as well?
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      Default Re: Insulate hot water cylinder?

      quick answer is no mate its already done
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