Learn your boiler before the inspector arrives. Remove the casing ahead of time, understand how it works, and you'll stop feeling panicked about unfamiliar hardware. Preparation kills pressure.
If you don't know that boiler, learn about it, you know, so that when you get there, there's much less pressure. If you know, yeah, I know how to, I know exactly what to do with this appliance. I know how to get the case off. If you can do all of that, that takes a big chunk of pressure off you. Yeah. You can just focus on, on the important parts. Yeah. Focus on the important bits and focus on the questions you're being asked whilst you're doing that. So them little things, I just make sure, I say to people, make sure you just, yeah, you, you're prepared for what you're walking into.
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