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Watty's Awakening

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  • Suffolk_lass
    Suffolk_lass Posts: 11,177 Forumite
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    KajiKita said:
    Not necessarily a wholly bad thing to have left the radiator on in the bathroom even it if it was a bit hungry on the gas. Kept you warmer and probably healthier, minimised and damp and mould growth in there and avoided burst pipes - my parents live in an old Victorian house and my dad quite deliberately lights the gas oven in the back kitchen to stop frozen / burst pipes in the mahogany thunderbox in the room above ... ;) 

    Hope the MH assessment is gentle, the ecology survey interesting and that work flows easily today. 

    KK 
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  • beanielou
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    Glad MH assessment went well.
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  • daisy_1571
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    many many hugs for wattydog, you and vnm

    Dxxx
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  • Brewerspride
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    Sending very best wishes to WattyDog and you & VNM of course.
  • greenbee
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    Stinky sends Wattydog his best stick and the remains of a half-eaten kong. And hopes it's just a reaction to the pain relief (I'm allergic to opiods, so can sympathise with that). 
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