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Is your heating ON or OFF?
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We juat switched suppliers and they credited us £140!:j We had been over paing on the direct debit for months. Nice when you get something back0
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Ooh sorry about my typing above..."juat=just...paing=paying"0
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We haven't turned ours on yet. Still really warm here in sunny Herefordshire.
My thermometer in the main room is reading 24 degrees and we're both sitting here in t shirts.0 -
Jamsi wrote:Happy shopper I can't believe you are wearing all those clothes, I am sat here in jeans and short sleeved t-shirt!
I really feel the cold! Temperature here inside is 21 degrees cent. and I'm shivering! This is a challenge for me not to have the heating on as I've been known to put it on in the summer. :eek:0 -
Would like to be able to turn it on! Very chilly in the mornings at the moment, half an hour from 6.30 would keep the children in bed, I think - but our 15 month old boiler has given up the ghost (yes, you read that right. It's only been in since June last year) and so we have no heating anyway. And only hot water on the immersion heater. :eek:
Hey ho. No temptation to turn it on, then.0 -
Would you rather be really hot or really cold (anybody)? I think I would rather be cold I hate being too hot makes me grumpiy (well grumpier than I normally am!)0
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I'm checking out the thermal vest websites on the net as we speak - OMG I'm turning into my mother, arhhh............. Winnie-the-pooh is warming the bed up nicely (he's my hot water bottle holder) and the OH has just phoned to say he's finished work and will be home in an hour!
That should make things warmer in bed tonight!!!You can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation.
PlatoMake £2018 in 2018 no. 37 - total = £1626.25/£2018 :j
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Nope no heating on here in suffolk. I am sitting here in bra & pants by an open window as I type.:eek: But then I hate to be hot:p
Now this is one thread where we do need to know where everyone is!:rolleyes:
I mean If I was in the outer Hebrides, I would be in an overcoat now wouldn't I?:eek:0 -
we put heating on last night and then woke up this morning to frrreezing house with no hot water as boiler was on the blink:eek:
They have sort of fixed it this afternoon but again there was no hot water for kids bath tonight so they are cokming out again tomorrow:mad:Jan GC: £202.65/£450 (as of 4-1-12)
NSDs: 3
Walk to school: 2/47
Bloater challenge: £0/0lbs0 -
Had heating on for about 1/2 hour this evening, then got too hot!!!
Can only live in hope that this continues! Am desperate not to run up big bills this winter!You never get a second chance to make a first impression.0
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