I was going to get one but it would be better if you put yours on and came over to do our housework etc.I have my heating on from 6.00 to 10.00 am and 4.30 to 10.00 pm.
I have paid £20 for an M & S Teddy Fleece hooded blanket thing, goes over your head and boy does it keep you warm. Saves heating the whole house and I wear it during the day time when the heating is off.
And it’s not one of those dead bulky ones you can’t do anything in. I do my housework, washing up, cleaning etc., whilst wearing it. Highly recommend it. Love it. Advert over, revert to normal, folks! :-)
If you put that crap in your walls, you'll have condensation and eventually damp.The heating in my bungalow drops quicker than a brick when the heating goes off.
Got a cavity wall insulation company to check my walls. The existing Insulation has voids all over the place. It will cost £3500 to have it removed and £2500 to have new insulation put in!!!!! May have to think about taking some money out of my pension pot to pay for it. Bloody ridiculous amount of money.
Don't do it.The heating in my bungalow drops quicker than a brick when the heating goes off.
Got a cavity wall insulation company to check my walls. The existing Insulation has voids all over the place. It will cost £3500 to have it removed and £2500 to have new insulation put in!!!!! May have to think about taking some money out of my pension pot to pay for it. Bloody ridiculous amount of money.
And I bet absolutely no humidity ?40 degrees in Adelaide today, hottest on record for this time of year
If you put that crap in your walls, you'll have condensation and eventually damp.
The cavity is there for a good reason ;)
Ha, welcome to life with merlin , most are dead but i have had one or two alive ones flapping around the kitchen , dont get me started on mice everwhere you cant get them out of , little shit , lolMy walls aren't insulated it appears as I recently had a period of birds flying around in the cavities.. and eventually appearing in various spots around the house. Strange experience having birds flying around your kitchen!
I've been experimenting with having no heating for the past four days since my wife went on a business trip just to see how it feels, because I hear a lot of people cannot afford it.
It is a scary stuff if you ask me, four bedroom Victorian house, the end of terrace (six houses), the rest disappeared during The Blitz. Double glazed, insulated lofts and and insulated end-of-terrace-side. And yet temperature vary between 11 and 14 C degrees, depending on the floor and the side of the house. Just to think we are asked to pay £1+ million for the houses that lose 98% of their heat in couple of hours when the temperature hits 10 and bellow is preposterous.
The dog doesn't give shit, the fecker will sleep anywhere if he had a walk and something to eat, the cat is absolutely hating it and she is always on the prowl trying to jump into my lap. It almost feels living like a homeless in a card box.
The only solution is to raze to ground this Victorian crap and build a proper house.
Makes you wonder how we managed when I grew up, no such thing as central heating. Snow and ice outside, I suppose we just got used to being cold so it became the norm.I've been experimenting with having no heating for the past four days since my wife went on a business trip just to see how it feels, because I hear a lot of people cannot afford it.
It is a scary stuff if you ask me, four bedroom Victorian house, the end of terrace (six houses), the rest disappeared during The Blitz. Double glazed, insulated lofts and and insulated end-of-terrace-side. And yet temperature vary between 11 and 14 C degrees, depending on the floor and the side of the house. Just to think we are asked to pay £1+ million for the houses that lose 98% of their heat in couple of hours when the temperature hits 10 and bellow is preposterous.
The dog doesn't give shit, the fecker will sleep anywhere if he had a walk and something to eat, the cat is absolutely hating it and she is always on the prowl trying to jump into my lap. It almost feels living like a homeless in a card box.
The only solution is to raze to ground this Victorian crap and build a proper house.
never felt the cold growing up…….Makes you wonder how we managed when I grew up, no such thing as central heating. Snow and ice outside, I suppose we just got used to being cold so it became the norm.