Course I fucking do .I’ve packed in work to care for my wife with ms because she is getting progressively worse we are living on our work pension and I get a carers allowance so don’t think I’m not under any pressure thanksI wasnt calling you anything , it wasnt aimed at you , ihave discussed my circumstances as everyone who is worrying has done ,i have not been telling people what to do
Do you need to worry about bills ?
Thank you , i didnt know that , cant change the bathroom but would be able to use in the bedroom , i do have a low energy old style bulb in one socket , is that the same kind of thing ?All new bulbs are led kaz, you just put them in your existing sockets.
I worked for home for the last decade so it's not really an area I can save on, but driving to the office and back maybe would have cost me less in the current climate, so I could well have been huddling in there daily once it hits freezing.But surely you save more than that by not travelling to work
Ye, just buy bulbs as you would, with the right fitting. It's just led now instead.Thank you , i didnt know that , cant change the bathroom but would be able to use in the bedroom , i do have a low energy old style bulb in one socket , is that the same kind of thing ?
Sorry to hear that , it is toughCourse I fucking do .I’ve packed in work to care for my wife with ms because she is getting progressively worse we are living on our work pension and I get a carers allowance so don’t think I’m not under any pressure thanks
You can definitely get obsessed with looking at the thing ,best to stick it in a cupboard out of the way and check it once or twice a weekI worked for home for the last decade so it's not really an area I can save on, but driving to the office and back maybe would have cost me less in the current climate, so I could well have been huddling in there daily once it hits freezing.
I think we've got our figures right but just seeing the cost physically on a smart meter was pretty worrying. My wife hates the thing and I can imagine some being driven mad by it's constant monitoring of your usage. She's constantly turning it to the wall and I put it back so I can check were not going over budget.
Must be worrying as shit on so many levels that, best wishes mate and hope things start to look up soon.Course I fucking do .I’ve packed in work to care for my wife with ms because she is getting progressively worse we are living on our work pension and I get a carers allowance so don’t think I’m not under any pressure thanks
Thank you Harry, you’ve got to remain positive otherwise you will sink without trace.she is an inspiration to me with her attitude and I would do absolutely anything for her.To cap it all we’ve caught covid in the last week and are suffering a bit but lucky to have good friends who rally round with shopping and making meals for usMust be worrying as shit on so many levels that, best wishes mate and hope things start to look up soon.
What size are those bags? I bought some from Wickes last week, 3 x 10kg bags of Brazier for £24, so £8 each 10kg bag. Loving the coals as it lasts into the night & helps maintain a nice warmth overnight.Well, I knew it was coming, but, March this year, bag of smokeless coal £3.99 at most local places, now £7.99 at B and M and £5.99 at Aldi, don’t miss a trick do they, can’t see the justification in price doubling for uk coal, unless somebody knows different ?
No worries mate and yes you have to at such times haven’t you, so glad you have a lot of caring people around you, definitely makes a big difference, and she sounds like a cracking girl and I genuinely wish her and you the very best.Thank you Harry, you’ve got to remain positive otherwise you will sink without trace.she is an inspiration to me with her attitude and I would do absolutely anything for her.To cap it all we’ve caught covid in the last week and are suffering a bit but lucky to have good friends who rally round with shopping and making meals for us