farmerbarleymow
I'm Petee's spirit animal
Temperature report for Sasaferrato - it's 21.2°C indoors at present, 14°C outdoors.
Who's got the heating on?
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Leafster
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I have a Loxone mini-server in the loft which, amongst other things, controls the heating in each room separately. I can tweak the settings from my phone or a PC.
In the last week, I've put the heating on in the lounge for a while on a couple of the evenings but it's been OK without it most of the time.
I have got a thermostatically controlled fan heater in the office (at home) so that's been on a couple of times too. I get a bit cold if I don't move around when I'm working at my desk.
MickiQ
In My Defence I was left Unsupervised
Here in Q Towers it's 18.9C indoors (heating has just come on) and 15C outside but very damp
Sasaferrato
Super Refuser!
19 indoors, heating is on,13 outside.
miss direct
misfungled
Don't know. I only had two weeks in the flat before going abroad and was working multiple jobs so didn't have a chance to get the boiler serviced. Will look into it when I'm back. It was flashing an error message.
Sasaferrato
Super Refuser!
If it hasn't been used for ages the likeliest cause cause of the error message is low water, check that first.
jimbarkanoodle
Well-Known Member
Im of Irish stock so if it was up to me, the heating wouldnt come on until after Halloween at the earliest, and switched off early as soon as March rolls around. Even in the cold months, a maximum of 2 hours in the morning, and 2 hours in the evening. I've never really got my way because i have lived with several housemates all my adult life, who whinge about being 'cold' even though it is at least 15 degrees outside (worst culprits for this were an Italian girl and a Brazilian guy), and it would be a bit cuntish to deny them home comforts.
About to move in with GF and young son. We've already discussed the heating and she is adamant the heating will go on to ensure the temperature never drops below about 20
. I guess with a child in the house i'll have to cut some slack here, but she'll be getting a very warm jumper for Christmas and ill certainly be fiddling with the heating controls most days to keep that temperature, and heating bills, down as much as possible.
About to move in with GF and young son. We've already discussed the heating and she is adamant the heating will go on to ensure the temperature never drops below about 20
. I guess with a child in the house i'll have to cut some slack here, but she'll be getting a very warm jumper for Christmas and ill certainly be fiddling with the heating controls most days to keep that temperature, and heating bills, down as much as possible.
moose
like some cat from Japan
Jesus! Wouldn't be happy in that!
It's 11 outside and pretty much 16 inside, except for in the living room where we've got a fire in the grate.
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farmerbarleymow
I'm Petee's spirit animal
Got the fan on as it's too hot.
BigMoaner
What A Load of Old Bollocks
farmerbarleymow
I'm Petee's spirit animal
Roll on the nice snowy, icy and stormy weather.ffs
farmerbarleymow
I'm Petee's spirit animal
Don't be mad gentlegreen - you can still go to the park to sunbathe in January as the sun is still there. 
WouldBe
Dislicksick
Get your seagull friends to flap their wings more.
Yuwipi Woman
Whack-A-Mole Queen
It was 93 F, just a couple of days ago. I haven't turned the air conditioner off yet.
existentialist
Tired and unemotional
A week or two back, I remember bravely insisting that I was going to keep the heating off for as long as possible, largely because of a degree of concern about how expensive it was going to be.
Today is the first day when some cracks in that position started to emerge. My living room thermometer says it's 16C in there, which means it's likely to be more like 14 in my bedroom/office (one very cold wall, and it makes a striking difference). And, when I got out of bed this morning, I felt actually cold. I'm holding my resolve, but I think I had better start thinking up some good keep-warm-without-heating strategies for the next month or two, at least.
Today is the first day when some cracks in that position started to emerge. My living room thermometer says it's 16C in there, which means it's likely to be more like 14 in my bedroom/office (one very cold wall, and it makes a striking difference). And, when I got out of bed this morning, I felt actually cold. I'm holding my resolve, but I think I had better start thinking up some good keep-warm-without-heating strategies for the next month or two, at least.
existentialist
Tired and unemotional
I'm so pleased to be the only one I have to argue with about heating
. Well, me and my bank manager, anyway...When it gets really cold, and I have to put my fingerless gloves on, I feel like a high-tech Ebenezer Scrooge
hash tag
Books, not bombs
But it's not cold yet. I was out all day Sunday in tee n shorts, this morning also.I'm so pleased to be the only one I have to argue with about heating
When it gets really cold, and I have to put my fingerless gloves on, I feel like a high-tech Ebenezer Scrooge
existentialist
Tired and unemotional
I know, which is why I'm not switching on any heaters. Today was just the first day I felt cold.
