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I am in the process of fitting a towel radiator to our bathroom. We have a conventional system boiler. Header tank in the loft, hot water cylinder with coil running through.

Should i be teeing off the hot water circuit or the central heating circuit or is it literally down to preference. What's the norm?
 

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