Learning to walk before I run

rtandon27 · 9 February at 5:03PM

We use this Desiccant Dehumidifier - it's quiet and small with a timer and several humidity settings & it turns itself off once the desired humidity level is reached. Worked wonders when we lived in the converted hop kiln where one particular stone wall was always cold and damp! Now we use it mainly to ensure winter laundry loads dry quickly and the 60's kitchen/bathroom extension doesn't feel too cold and damp in the winter.

LadyWithAPlan · 9 February at 6:26PM

Great news about the potential 2m immdiate Ef ! Hopefully your stress levels will also be able to come down by August as well

Baileys_Babe · 10 February at 12:43AM

We also have a Meaco desiccant dehumidifier, ours is the Zambezi, it has a timer, turns itself off when the humidity level you set is reached, quite to run and still works in cooler temperatures.

We have an old stone house it has improved our comfort no end as well as speeding up drying laundry.

Watty1 · 10 February at 12:47PM

Good news re the potential EF boost and see how responsible you are, a boost like that and you thoughts turn to EF rather than spending. Go Team E

edinburgher · 10 February at 2:28PM

We went with an Ebac based on family recommendations. Was quite a bit more expensive than I had hoped, so payment was split in 3 via PayPal. We could have afforded to pay it in a single payment, but I'd rather spread it out until April (13th wage/Mrs E pay rise etc.)

edinburgher · 10 February at 10:35PM

An overwhelmingly ***** day at work but I did what I could.

$10.25 from surveys

turtlemoose · 10 February at 11:39PM

edinburgher said:

I have always maintained that our financial plans were pretty solid. We've been beset by cost of living challenges (like almost everyone else over the last few years) and we're also really, really unlucky

Firstly, welcome back Ed, lovely to 'see' you. The bit I've quoted there really resonated for me... I feel the same about my financial circumstances over the years. I've nothing wise to say, just existing here in solidarity

edinburgher · 11 February at 8:49AM

A very small part made of felt/wool? Has gone on our coffee grinder, cue no real coffee until I can get to a local place that will grind some for us. First world problems but man, I need coffee to exist