It's grim, raining and I'm cold but it's June. Should I light the fire?

SuzeQStan

Yeah - if you're cold go for it

Ours is log fire is on the go - house was 17 degrees today and I’ve had a cardie on all day. Fire was lit less than 10 mins past tools down. 

Oh and the sweep came this morning so it was like it was meant to be

Effician

No - man up, stop complaining and put a jumper on

Doors & windows open , warm enough in a t-shirt , midlands.

RavingMad

No - man up, stop complaining and put a jumper on

We put the log burner on last night.  Thermometer in the living room was reporting 19⁰ but I felt cold even with a hoodie on.  Got it up to 23⁰ before we opened the door to let the heat out.

Might have to do the same tonight if the weather forecast is accurate 

Bigphil1474

Yeah - if you're cold go for it

Light the fire? Definitely would (if we weren't part way through renovating the living room). Put the central heating on? No way. Central heating went off end of April and will stay off until end of September at least. Need to build that credit up.

Spoonie_Turtle

Yeah - if you're cold go for it

RavingMad said:

We put the log burner on last night.  Thermometer in the living room was reporting 19⁰ but I felt cold even with a hoodie on.  Got it up to 23⁰ before we opened the door to let the heat out.

Might have to do the same tonight if the weather forecast is accurate 

Do you stick by your poll choice?  (It's got you down as "No - man up, stop complaining and put a jumper on")

RavingMad

No - man up, stop complaining and put a jumper on

Spoonie_Turtle said:

RavingMad said:

We put the log burner on last night.  Thermometer in the living room was reporting 19⁰ but I felt cold even with a hoodie on.  Got it up to 23⁰ before we opened the door to let the heat out.

Might have to do the same tonight if the weather forecast is accurate 

Do you stick by your poll choice?  (It's got you down as "No - man up, stop complaining and put a jumper on")

Haha I did see that. My opinions change from one day to the next! I never remember what I said in conversations and the wife's always saying "did you forget blah blah"

Definitely onset going on 

Chrysalis

QrizB said:

Chrysalis said:

Room temp is currently 21C with no heating used since mid March.  It only is dropping to about 19-20C at night.

Indoor temps here are a pretty steady 19-20 C for the past few days (little sun so no solar gain).

It can get ok in morning, morning air seems fresh at the moment, but pretty unpleasant hot stale air from about 2-3pm onwards. facing west.  Weather here is miles away from heating, and have had fan running since 7pm.

RelievedSheff

Yeah - if you're cold go for it

If you are cold light the fire.

Luckily for us our house has still been on the verge of being too warm so it has been windows and doors thrown open.

We were away in the motorhome for a few days though and the mornings were on the chilly side so we did take the chill of with the heating for an hour or so each morning. Before then having to throw all the windows and hatches open because it got too hot again!!

Chrysalis

The continuous heat has got so bad, I just had a huge nose bleed, worst I have ever had.  I think I was close to needing hospital but managed to somehow get it to clot.

Spoonie_Turtle

Yeah - if you're cold go for it

Chrysalis said:

The continuous heat has got so bad, I just had a huge nose bleed, worst I have ever had.  I think I was close to needing hospital but managed to somehow get it to clot.

I haven't had them quite that bad but certainly the worst of my adult life recently.  I don't know that's it's specifically heat for me though thankfully, it's usually the change in weather. 
(Worst of my life was as a kid during hockey in PE, standing over the ball and felt my nose drip - it kept going so long I missed the bus home and my mum had to come and collect me after it had stopped.)
My nosebleeds are the only reason we keep tampons in the house