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Is your heating ON or OFF?
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I think tonight I will use the hot water bottle
That reminds me, i need to look for ours!0 -
Not on here yet. Nothing a warm drink and a decent jumper won't fix!Because it's fun to have money!
£0/£70 August GC
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Just put the gas fire on, DS is sitting doing his homework and we are cold.
PollysMFW 1/5/08 £45,789 Cleared mortgage 1/02/13
Weight loss challenge. At target weight.0 -
Cosy in the living room with the open fire on, burning some wood we gathered during the summer months. Hoodie on and crocheting a huge blanket. OH in tiny radio shack all snug and toastie :j0
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Not needed the heating on this evening.
I've set the thermostat to click in at 17.5 which is what I woke to this morning. Once it's higher than that the heating will click off and that will be us for the day. I have washing on the rads and on airer in front of a rad so hoping to capture some the the 'chill off' heat with some drying.
It ain't 'alf a game this isn't it!?0 -
Ta for all your suggestions in answer to my clothes drying conundrum, unfortunately I am not sure any of them work for our situation - no curtain rails, doors too thin for over door hangers (the ones I have tried have chipped paint from the frame) and no additional funds for a dehumidifier right now.
I shall stick to just heating the big radiators with bedding on them and leaving the clothes under the open skylight, as that has kept the damp cold smell (fuddle - totally get what you mean!) at bay. We move soon, so hopefully will have some different options to trial in the house!
Lakeland heated airer0 -
Heating not on yet, I have tested it though on a day when I had visitors coming:) and thankfully its working OK, and I will probably be putting it on for an hour tomorrow as I have a load of washing done and its too wet here to dry outside and hung over radiators
nannyg£1 a day 2025: £90.00/365 Xmas fund0 -
A 'game' is exactly how I see it sometimes, kind of a challenge to see how far we can go without putting it on!
Came into the living room tonight to find OH put the little electric fire on - I quickly ran in shouting 'Nooo!' - and sent him upstairs to get a thicker jumper and im sat with fingerless gloves on! (hands are always freezing when im typing!) That and a cup of tea has sorted us out no problem.
I also just put the thin fleece blankets we have ontop of the bottom bed sheet so its not so :eek: when we get in later!
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iammumtoone wrote: »I hate drying clothes in the winter, they start to smell of damp because they don't dry quick enough.Value-for-money-for-me-puhleeze!
"No man is worth, crawling on the earth"- adapted from Bob Crewe and Bob Gaudio
Hope is not a strategy...A child is for life, not just 18 years....Don't get me started on the NHS, because you won't win...I love chaz-ing!
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