Everything inside the house: bathrooms, kitchens, heating, damp and the fittings you only buy once a decade.
200, 250 and 300 are grams of fill per square metre, not degrees. Buy on the ISO 23537-1 comfort figure — and on the mat under it, which quietly decides whether that rating means anything.
No consumer title has tested it. What exists is one installer who rates it above the rest of the Triton range, and several hundred verified buyers — including the ones who dislike the phased shutdown.
Administration in 2023, sold to its biggest rival, and stopped taking orders in November 2024. What happened to the guarantees, and the two ASA rulings worth knowing about.
A combi or an unvented cylinder rules you out — over 12 litres a minute off the mains is notifiable work. If you do have a loft tank, the bar rating on the box is measured with the water switched off.
A bigger kW does not give you a hotter shower or a cheaper one — it gives you litres a minute, and only if your cable and cold main can carry it. Five units priced at Screwfix, Toolstation and the makers direct, with ratings, sample sizes and running costs.
Room temperature decides compressor or desiccant. And a 20-litre machine puts out about eight litres a day in a real British house — the box figure is measured somewhere you do not live.
A 7-litre bowl for £129.99 and a 4.3-litre bowl for £189 are not the same purchase, and the bigger number is not the better one. Six machines from £28.99 to £189, with prices, weights and buyer ratings checked on 8 September 2026 — and the three that have no rated sample at all.
A 3.9-litre bowl holds 2.4 litres; a 3-litre bowl works to 1.3. Five food processors from £59.99 to £299 with prices, ratings and sample sizes checked in September 2026 — and why the guarantee, not the wattage, is where the money goes.
