Heating
Posted: 30 Dec 2009, 01:42What temperature do you set your heat at?
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Posted: 30 Dec 2009, 01:42Posted: 30 Dec 2009, 01:4574
Posted: 30 Dec 2009, 01:52quote:Originally posted by Scrooge
74
Be likely lots! [}:)]
74
Be likely lots! [}:)]
Posted: 30 Dec 2009, 02:22quote:Originally posted by mcmbenjamin
quote:Originally posted by Scrooge
74
Be likely lots! [}:)]
My central heating is set at 74f, or am I totally misunderstanding what you are asking ?????
quote:Originally posted by Scrooge
74
Be likely lots! [}:)]
My central heating is set at 74f, or am I totally misunderstanding what you are asking ?????
Posted: 30 Dec 2009, 02:34No Scrooge. My roommate sets the heat at 64 because he is cheap and the cost of heating from 64 to 68 is soooooo great....
Posted: 30 Dec 2009, 02:45quote:Originally posted by mcmbenjamin
No Scrooge. My roommate sets the heat at 64 because he is cheap and the cost of heating from 64 to 68 is soooooo great....
Shot him, that is to damn cold.
No Scrooge. My roommate sets the heat at 64 because he is cheap and the cost of heating from 64 to 68 is soooooo great....
Shot him, that is to damn cold.
Posted: 30 Dec 2009, 02:48Hmmm, Want to help....
Posted: 30 Dec 2009, 08:1020 daytime UK, 17 overnight but every room has its own thermostat so some are lower. Another cheapskate!
Posted: 30 Dec 2009, 08:51quote:Originally posted by Scrooge
74
For those wondering, that's 23.3C
My underfloor heating is set to 21.5C and it never seems to come on, the room seems to vary between 20 and 24.
74
For those wondering, that's 23.3C
My underfloor heating is set to 21.5C and it never seems to come on, the room seems to vary between 20 and 24.
Posted: 30 Dec 2009, 09:03set at?
Trip out T' coal bunker for a couple of scoops...and grab t'other blanket...
nh
Trip out T' coal bunker for a couple of scoops...and grab t'other blanket...
nh
Posted: 30 Dec 2009, 09:1722c daytime, 16c overnight.
Posted: 30 Dec 2009, 09:22Heating? Barely use it unless it's really cold. No point when the windows are open.
Not cheap, just hate hot, stuffy rooms.
Not cheap, just hate hot, stuffy rooms.
Posted: 30 Dec 2009, 10:19Heating? Unnecessary evil...breeds bugs, encourages viruses and costs a fortune. Better to be healthy and have the windows open[}:)]
Mrs HWV has a different opinion however......!
Mrs HWV has a different opinion however......!
Posted: 30 Dec 2009, 10:23quote:Originally posted by northernhenry
set at?
Trip out T' coal bunker for a couple of scoops...and grab t'other blanket...
nh
Same here [:D]
In extreme weather I allow a full bucket of coal to be kept by the back door
set at?
Trip out T' coal bunker for a couple of scoops...and grab t'other blanket...
nh
Same here [:D]
In extreme weather I allow a full bucket of coal to be kept by the back door
Posted: 30 Dec 2009, 10:35I think ours is set to 25c at the moment but it only comes on twice a day so its really not enough to overheat our house.
I suspect you may have to invest in some knitwear, or get a new roomie! Still, I'd rather be too cold than too hot. Years ago I used to work with a woman that was always cold (funny, as she was from Sweden originally) and we used to have rows over the office heating. She'd turn it up to 28c (sometimes 30c) which is ridiculous indoors and I'd turn it down to 20c. She's turn it back up, I'd turn it back down, we'd have a fight and settle at 22c for about a week when it would start all over again.
Thanks,
Sarah
I suspect you may have to invest in some knitwear, or get a new roomie! Still, I'd rather be too cold than too hot. Years ago I used to work with a woman that was always cold (funny, as she was from Sweden originally) and we used to have rows over the office heating. She'd turn it up to 28c (sometimes 30c) which is ridiculous indoors and I'd turn it down to 20c. She's turn it back up, I'd turn it back down, we'd have a fight and settle at 22c for about a week when it would start all over again.
Thanks,
Sarah
Posted: 30 Dec 2009, 10:35quote:Originally posted by honey lamb
quote:Originally posted by northernhenry
set at?
Trip out T' coal bunker for a couple of scoops...and grab t'other blanket...
nh
Same here [:D]
In extreme weather I allow a full bucket of coal to be kept by the back door
Oooo....very posh....[8D]
Saying that, we did revert to wood on christmas day, drawing lots on who'd run out to the toilet at bottom of T'garden where it had been stored..[}:)]
quote:Originally posted by northernhenry
set at?
Trip out T' coal bunker for a couple of scoops...and grab t'other blanket...
nh
Same here [:D]
In extreme weather I allow a full bucket of coal to be kept by the back door
Oooo....very posh....[8D]
Saying that, we did revert to wood on christmas day, drawing lots on who'd run out to the toilet at bottom of T'garden where it had been stored..[}:)]
Posted: 30 Dec 2009, 10:53heating is not an issue - but I have the air con set at 21.5[}:)]
Posted: 30 Dec 2009, 11:08quote:Originally posted by HighFlyer
I think ours is set to 25c at the moment but it only comes on twice a day so its really not enough to overheat our house.
I suspect you may have to invest in some knitwear, or get a new roomie! Still, I'd rather be too cold than too hot. Years ago I used to work with a woman that was always cold (funny, as she was from Sweden originally) and we used to have rows over the office heating. She'd turn it up to 28c (sometimes 30c) which is ridiculous indoors and I'd turn it down to 20c. She's turn it back up, I'd turn it back down, we'd have a fight and settle at 22c for about a week when it would start all over again.
Thanks,
Sarah
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I think ours is set to 25c at the moment but it only comes on twice a day so its really not enough to overheat our house.
I suspect you may have to invest in some knitwear, or get a new roomie! Still, I'd rather be too cold than too hot. Years ago I used to work with a woman that was always cold (funny, as she was from Sweden originally) and we used to have rows over the office heating. She'd turn it up to 28c (sometimes 30c) which is ridiculous indoors and I'd turn it down to 20c. She's turn it back up, I'd turn it back down, we'd have a fight and settle at 22c for about a week when it would start all over again.
Thanks,
Sarah
Any videos available? [}:)][}:)][}:)][}:)][}:)][}:)]
Posted: 30 Dec 2009, 13:29RobL! The whole summer thing. Was just chatting with a friend in Mels.
The condo is brand new and well insulated. The cost of the natural gas to heat the full condo 24-7 at 74 is $37 a month. My roomie is just cheap. He can afford it.
I think I will install a WiFi thermostat. http://www.smarthome.com/3053T/Programm ... 20e/p.aspx
The condo is brand new and well insulated. The cost of the natural gas to heat the full condo 24-7 at 74 is $37 a month. My roomie is just cheap. He can afford it.
I think I will install a WiFi thermostat. http://www.smarthome.com/3053T/Programm ... 20e/p.aspx