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chocolatepennyfarthing wrote: »So where do you all get your thermometers from? I must invest in one.
Got mine from tesco yesterday 50p0 -
lostinrates wrote: »Thats what I have too, an electricity monitor with a temperature display. Its in the kitchen, which is why I only report the kitchen temperature. It is interesting though how the house varies in temperature throughout.
I've moved mine to my son's room & it's 2 degrees colder there than in the front room.Try to be a rainbow in someone's cloud.0 -
Outside temp right now is 5.8c brrrrrrrrrrrrr! -NE Scotland
Heating cannot go on as it's horrid stupid electric storage heaters that we cannot afford to runfella is off to buy a Halogen heater and I am considering buying an old fashioned free standing eletric fire, I don't care if it looks retro and awful, I want to be warm! Thick curtains have been put up at the window in lounge this afternoon.
I am sitting wrapped in an eiderdown, wearing thick tights, thick socks, jeans, vest top, dress and 2 cardigans and a hat!
ETA just checked the met office and tomorrow will struggle to get above 3c and on Friday we are due 14c?! that seems a bit out to me pmsl!!Trying very hard to be frugal and OS - just plodding on and doing my best!
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chocolatepennyfarthing wrote: »So where do you all get your thermometers from? I must invest in one.
Mine is excellent, got it from Lidls for £5.99 it tells you the temperature inside, and through a small battery powered transmitter it tells you the temperature outside, as well as recording the maximum and minimums.
It also has a radio controlled clock which is correct to GMT.
The offer seems to come around a couple of times a year.0 -
When I posted that, it was lovely sunshine outside - then, all of a sudden we were covered by a HUGE dark grey cloud, the wind picked up, the temp dropped substantially and its raining :mad:
Same here no warning at all.Got the candles lite now its starting to warm the LR up nicely.0 -
It will be on tonight and on timer for it to come on in the morning beings as there will be a significant frost.Cat, Dogs and the Horses are our fag and beer money
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Outside temp right now is 5.8c brrrrrrrrrrrrr! -NE Scotland
Heating cannot go on as it's horrid stupid electric storage heaters that we cannot afford to runfella is off to buy a Halogen heater and I am considering buying an old fashioned free standing eletric fire, I don't care if it looks retro and awful, I want to be warm! Thick curtains have been put up at the window in lounge this afternoon.
I am sitting wrapped in an eiderdown, wearing thick tights, thick socks, jeans, vest top, dress and 2 cardigans and a hat!
ETA just checked the met office and tomorrow will struggle to get above 3c and on Friday we are due 14c?! that seems a bit out to me pmsl!!
Well our max today has been 5.4 deg:eek: - I'm bloomin' freezing and off for a bath in a minute to thaw out my poor feet which have been like blocks of ice all day (have on 1 pair thin wool socks, 1 pair slipper socks & 1 pair thick wool socks but they're still cold) and I'm not allowed to use a HW bottle on them just now .... I'm supposed to be using ice-packs to reduce the swelling ....:eek:
The heating is on as the house got down to 10 deg:eek: and I can't move around / do housework etc(great one Linda32, that's what I normally do to warm up;)) so at least it's starting to warm up a bit now.
Hope it does get back up to 14 deg by the end of the week....:)Grocery Challenge £211/£455 (01/01-31/03)
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£1,000 Emergency Fund Challenge #78 £3.96 / £1,000Vet Fund: £410.93 / £1,000
Debt free & determined to stay that way!0 -
still off here :jCapital one was £1000.00 now £0.00:j
Barclaycard was £250.00 now £190. 00
Asda credit card was £500.00 now £0.00:j
Aim to be credit card free by December 2012... Mostly done0 -
rising_from_the_ashes wrote: »Well our max today has been 5.4 deg:eek: - I'm bloomin' freezing and off for a bath in a minute to thaw out my poor feet which have been like blocks of ice all day (have on 1 pair thin wool socks, 1 pair slipper socks & 1 pair thick wool socks but they're still cold) and I'm not allowed to use a HW bottle on them just now .... I'm supposed to be using ice-packs to reduce the swelling ....:eek:
The heating is on as the house got down to 10 deg:eek: and I can't move around / do housework etc
Hope it does get back up to 14 deg by the end of the week....:)
Am in the same boat about not moving about to keep warm as am off work with a bad back. You don't realise how cold you get just being lying down or sitting do you?
Think you musn't be too far from me? am in MorayTrying very hard to be frugal and OS - just plodding on and doing my best!
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Outside temp right now is 5.8c brrrrrrrrrrrrr! -NE Scotland
Heating cannot go on as it's horrid stupid electric storage heaters that we cannot afford to runfella is off to buy a Halogen heater and I am considering buying an old fashioned free standing eletric fire, I don't care if it looks retro and awful, I want to be warm! Thick curtains have been put up at the window in lounge this afternoon.
I am sitting wrapped in an eiderdown, wearing thick tights, thick socks, jeans, vest top, dress and 2 cardigans and a hat!
ETA just checked the met office and tomorrow will struggle to get above 3c and on Friday we are due 14c?! that seems a bit out to me pmsl!!
We have a portable gas fire for the kitchen. I know a bottle of gas is a bit dear but we don't have it on all the time, and at least we pay for it as we go along - failry takes the chill off fast.
Btw, i'm in the NE Scotland too and even though it might've said 5.8C it definitely doesn't feel that warm! :eek: It's baltic!
My daughter told me today that my nose was running. It was just so cold I never felt it.0
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