[Misc] Have you had the heating on yet? [2017]

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gmabel830

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It's supposed to hit a chilly 42.2* C in Arizona this week (108* F)

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I'm disgusted by this thread. Far too early. November is the earliest that the heating will be on in the Giraffe House.

 

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gmabel830 said:

It's supposed to hit a chilly 42.2* C in Arizona this week (108* F)

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Was in Phoenix on Thursday and it was 107

 

Wilko

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Still got the windows open at my gaff, be a while before the heating goes on for sure.

 

atfc village

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No, still shorts and T shirt for me. Had to put a Jumper on to walk the dog earlier.

 

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not at moment. It is 620pm here and still 34

 

Napier

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Far too early, but it is cold though. On with my Seagulls hoodie as an extra layer.

 

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Nope

 

Brighton_Rose

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Not yet, although I didn't have so many windows open at home today!

 

CorgiRegisteredFriend

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No way. We have recently had a new boiler and radiators fitted so expecting it not to work anyway!

 

Ludensian Gull

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No, still sitting in shorts & t shirt. Nowhere near cold enough yet .

 

Papak

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Daughter Papak put the gas fire on last night while I was cooking supper - I had a stern word and then I turned it off!!

 

Bozza

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Papak said:

I had a stern word and then I turned it off!!

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I note you didn't turn it off and then have a stern word.

Admit it - you enjoyed that delicious warmth for those few minutes didn't you?

 

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Mrs crasher has lit a log fire in the living room. On 3 September FFS.

 

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crasher said:

Mrs crasher has lit a log fire in the living room. On 3 September FFS.

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Do you have a fireplace suitable for such or did she go full-on cavewoman on you?

 

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CorgiRegisteredFriend said:

No way. We have recently had a new boiler and radiators fitted so expecting it not to work anyway!

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My old boiler is now obsolete, so getting a new one in a couple of weeks. It had better work!

By the way people, you do know you're supposed to turn the heating on occasionally during the summer, so stop the sludge settling and solidifying at the bottom of the system?

 

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Oxy McFloppie-Tish said:

By the way people, you do know you're supposed to turn the heating on occasionally during the summer, so stop the sludge settling and solidifying at the bottom of the system?

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Can I pretend that's what I was doing?

 

happypig

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Mine has been on all summer, set to warm the house if it drops below 14C (it hasn't). Previously mrs H would sit there and whine "can we have the heating on" but now I tell her, as she shivers under a blanket, that it's on all the time and because it's an intelligent thermostat it will come on when it thinks we need it (I've yet to tell her it's adjustable).

 

JC Footy Genius

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And give those big spiders even more reason to set up home in the bath .. no way.