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Is your heating ON or OFF?
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I have just found this which may be of help to someone like me who didn't have a clue about central heating temperatures.
http://theyellowhouse.org.uk/themes/heatwat.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermostatic_radiator_valve
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I have just found this which may be of help to someone like me who didn't have a clue about central heating temperatures.
http://theyellowhouse.org.uk/themes/heatwat.html
That looks very interesting. It should come in useful if/when we get our own house (hopefully in the not too distant future)0 -
A nice day here in Wiltshire,no need to even think about heat.0
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Lovely day here, decided to test the central heating today as the installer advised to test it before the weather became cooler - it was only installed in March so this is all new to us. Daughter very unimpressed, found her boiling hot with the windows open, had forgotten her rad was on 5:eek:. Needles to say it was turned off pretty quickly.0
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i live in turkey which is in the northern hemisphere! the windows are open because the painters are completing 2 weeks of painting the entire house. i am still wearing shorts to work and the days are sunny however the temperature will drop to 17 dayt and 7 at night so i will think about putting the heating on because the contrast of now and then can be quite striking.--i always suffer a stinker of an autumn cold and cant afford to be off work!mfw'11 No68- 55k mortgage İO--little to nothing saved! i must do better.0
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ON!! pretty chilly here, and am also very unwell ... wrapped up in my fleecy pj's and got the heating on ... feeling sorry for myself
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get well Kitty--i am sure i will join you in the sick bed!! no matter the climate its the sudden drop in temperatures that causes these illnesses. i workin a school and as the temperatures drop the drafts that get in cause me to get unwell--its best to snuggle up and keep of even temperature until the spring!-i like where i live because in the middle of winter i get oranges falling from my trees and it makes winter tolerable!mfw'11 No68- 55k mortgage İO--little to nothing saved! i must do better.0
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Well I've had the GCH on the last six weeks, fibro/m.e/cfs does that ! room temp or above, woo hoo my average £250-300pm gas/electic winter season begins AWESOME !!!SO... now England its the Scots turn to say dont leave the UK, stay in Europe with us in the UK, dont let the tories fool you like they did us with empty lies... You will be leaving the UK aswell as Europe0
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central heating OFF but will be lighting the woodburner this weekend. Our little treat.0
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ive just switched mine on for half an hour, the temp has really dropped after a lovely day and now my hands feel cold
I will lose 2 stone by this summer!!!!!!0
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