Extra I'll change the title later when I can think of something cool enough!

davemorton

Infact, surly, a fan going in a room that does not have exterior air will get warmer from the heat given off from the movement in the fan?

Claire1972

aau1 wrote: »

I think that's a good shout :money:

I know I wasn't going to bother but I've tried it and free delivery doesn't come off saying £7.95....

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

Infact, surly, a fan going in a room that does not have exterior air will get warmer from the heat given off from the movement in the fan?

Shut up and have a grape!

zagubov

davemorton wrote: »

Infact, surly, a fan going in a room that does not have exterior air will get warmer from the heat given off from the movement in the fan?

We're warmer than the air around us but as the air warms it evens out with our temperature and it's hard to lose more heat. If we blow the warm air away it'll be replaced by air we haven't warmed which will draw more heat away more efficiently.

Plus sweat evaporates into the surrounding air until it's too humid to absorb more. Blowing in dry air keeps sweat evaporating and cooling us.

purpledonkey

Aau love the signature, distracts me from streetlights, everytime I see their name I get this stuck in my head: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VpyE8qJyYK8 :rotfl:

davemorton

zagubov wrote: »

We're warmer than the air around us but as the air warms it evens out with our temperature and it's hard to lose more heat. If we blow the warm air away it'll be replaced by air we haven't warmed which will draw more heat away more efficiently.

Plus sweat evaporates into the surrounding air until it's too humid to absorb more. Blowing in dry air keeps sweat evaporating and cooling us.

So really 24C isnt that warm, its just the air gets to our body temp quicker, so feel warm?? Thanks Zag :beer:

fairclaire

zagubov wrote: »

We're warmer than the air around us but as the air warms it evens out with our temperature and it's hard to lose more heat. If we blow the warm air away it'll be replaced by air we haven't warmed which will draw more heat away more efficiently.

Plus sweat evaporates into the surrounding air until it's too humid to absorb more. Blowing in dry air keeps sweat evaporating and cooling us.

Wow impressive answer Zag. You obviously know your stuff. Even I am understanding that explanation

vanilla_twist

Ds1 just phoned. They arrived in sharm el sheikh with my dgs today and dgs appears to have chest infection from flight. Super careful as he had bad chest and a week in hospital at 7 months. Seen dr and antibiotic just got to keep him out the water for 2 days which will be hard.
Ds been told to email his insurance details to the hotel reception and they will sort out paying the dr. He is not worried about cost just wants his son to have a great holiday.

Hope they have a great time.
V x

Savvybuyer

Do look out the M list!
Here's an extract of some 'new items' just added:

Simon Rimmer Falafel Mix 110g (Carrot & Coriander)
£1.38 28p (vs M only) Another slightly dubious one, sadly - is this RTC in M? Product has (according to msm) just shot up in price in A from 28p to £1.38 (only a 25% price increase, apparently, so it says??:think: Aau1 to check Msm's maths?:D:rotfl:)
Very Lazy Ginger (190g)
£1.47 28p (whilst stocks last) (vs M) Not so dubious
>>>>>Bart Ginger in Sunflower Oil (95g)
£1.70 48p Try at your own risk!
>>>>>Bart Lemon Grass in Sunflower Oil (90g)
£1.75 48p As above

zagubov

davemorton wrote: »

So really 24C isnt that warm, its just the air gets to our body temp quicker, so feel warm?? Thanks Zag :beer:

fairclaire wrote: »

Wow impressive answer Zag. You obviously know your stuff. Even I am understanding that explanation

'Tis my day job!:beer: