Is your heating ON or OFF?

KxMx

Putting it on manually at a lower temperature for a few hours morning & evening.

Won't consider auto timer on higher temperature until it's consistently quite a bit colder. 

Rosa_Damascena

Spies said:

Spending £3 a day to keep the house at 21c/19c day/night at the moment

That seems reasonable. It costs me £2 per day to keep everything running when I am not there (as I found out this week).

Wednesday2000

The house felt cold when we got back so we had the heating on for a couple of hours last night. I have three loads of laundry to do so I am using the heated airer to dry some of it and I have put the dehumidifier on in that room too.

Prudent

And so it begins. The thermostat said the house was at 13.5 c so the heating has gone on. I will turn it off as soon as it hots 17c. I always do it manually so that we are not heating the house if we are either warm enough or not going to be in.

luvchocolate

When I turned up thermostat it came on at 16...kept it on for 30 minutes. 
Always on constant and I control with thermostat. 
Very lucky to have a good credit balance thanks to Octopus after loosing WFA...I was eligible for £279 .
Amazed and delighted 

General_Grant

Still off.
Sitting room at 15.9 deg C at 04:00 and 17.5 deg C at 19:00 today.
May start heating when falls consistently below 15 deg C

MikeJXE

On at 19

and will stay there till I go to bed then 16

crazybunnylady4

We have literally been having our heating on for 15 minutes in the morning for the last few weeks now. 
It takes about 30 minutes to cool down once it's turned off so we get 45 minutes of decent heat. 

Rosa_Damascena

Still off. Judging by current mild temperatures I am still some distance from unpacking my heated blankets too. 

To get rid of any residual dampness from laundry dried outside, I will be using the Dri-Buddy. Heating a room for that purpose is just too expensive.

catz4m8z

Still off....Looks like the temperature down south wont drop til the beginning of next month so I can get to November without needing it.