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24-11-08, 10:10 AM
I dont turn the heating off as such but I turn the temperature down to a level that is normally lower that I would have done before.
p.s. - dont worry about geeking from bed - I quite often take my lap top with me! |
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24-11-08, 10:10 AM
Not me - I'd sooner go without food than warmth.
I'm not sure how much you save anyway TBH. If you listen to the boiler when you do put the heating on I bet you'll find it chugs away for hours to get the house up to temperature, whereas if it is on all the day it just comes on from time to time - thats my theory anyway. I think you probably gain more by keeping your thermostat on a slightly lower temperature. |
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24-11-08, 10:17 AM
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I'm like you... I'd rather starve than be cold. I do sometimes put it back on when it goes off at half eight, it depends what I'm doing. If I'm doing housework then I don't bother, if I'm practicing or geeking (generally lazing around) then I switch it back on. I regularly get on the bed with my laptop and chuck a throw over me. Infact, think I might forget the rest of the housework and put a film on tv later and do just that! |
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24-11-08, 10:19 AM
Hi All,
We are being very economic with our heating. But we have oil heating. The only room that is always warm is the kitchen.....luckily you can't turn the Aga off........thank goodness. But definately economising with the boiler. We just can't afford to run it as we would like .We don't have gas here in the sticks.......so we have not heating choices, therefore cannot change providers etc. I am wrapped up in several layers, I use a small electric fan heater in the office and take it into my salon room when I client comes, they have to be warm. Keep warm with your woolies all Geek friends. Lotsa luv x x
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24-11-08, 10:20 AM
Im with Adele and Theresa, keep the heating on just turn the thermostat down a smidge.
TBH I can't do the cold, after all those ops a few years ago my spine hurts SO much if it gets cold, so my heating is staying on. I have compromised a little and started wearing more layers though so that the house doesn't have to be quite so hot........ |
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24-11-08, 11:30 AM
I am being more careful than i used to be....I don't have anything on standby...tv, microwave, oven, everything is switched off at the wall when not in use....all those little clocks and red lights on things cost money.
We switch the heating off as soon as the kids have gone bed...Rob never feels the cold and if i get chilly i just put a cardi on and snuggle up to Rob...why are men like walking radiators... |
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24-11-08, 11:40 AM
Im a bit off both, If im on my own this house is like a furnace if other half here its more like an ice rink as he is always HOT and complains about the bill.
Infact its probably why ive got flu at moment as I can wake up in night and my ears be numb from the cold as he has the f ing window open ![]() |
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