Haha blokes and heating eh, proves that blokes are bigger tight arses than women.On a timelock until October. Missus whining at me already but as we had a new boiler installed last year I pretended I need to read the manual to before I can switch on as I'm away with business atm. Worst mistake I made in our 25yr relationship was showing her how to use the boiler. Won't be making that mistake again anytime soon...
Welcome back-nothing's changed!!I have just caught up on this thread and i was having a new boiler put in and a couple of days later i was in hosp without having worked how to set it, when i came home it was to a lovely warm house, having gone through that cold spell with no heating at all it was brilliant it was warm as i think being freezing cold would have been very bad !
I came home from work once where it was 15 degrees outside and nearly fainted when I walked in the house. Shed left the heating on constant because 'the cat would've been cold during the day...'Haha blokes and heating eh, proves that blokes are bigger tight arses than women.
Mind you, women squander money away
Have you twatted it with a hammer?my boiler pump has gone so no
Great news.I have just caught up on this thread and i was having a new boiler put in and a couple of days later i was in hosp without having worked how to set it, when i came home it was to a lovely warm house, having gone through that cold spell with no heating at all it was brilliant it was warm as i think being freezing cold would have been very bad !
I've never won the spin the wheelFree coffees too with Octoplus LOL
If you leave the oven door open when making tea it warms the house up nicely.I've got an exercise bike for hanging clothes on in the summer and as a way to warm up in winter.
I'll give that a go tonight. I usually wait for the dishwasher to finish and stand in the steam for a few minutes when I open the door. But your advice seems a lot safer.If you leave the oven door open when making tea it warms the house up nicely.
I'm not keen with a hot sweaty pussy too.I came home from work once where it was 15 degrees outside and nearly fainted when I walked in the house. Shed left the heating on constant because 'the cat would've been cold during the day...'
Never again.
I have, won the princely sum of £1 );I've never won the spin the wheel
Summer suddenly hit us today and it's only just spring, 29C. Felt great.Dropped to 2c last night, almost back up to 20c now. The little bit of chill felt great, slept with windows open, one of the cats decided to join us, ways to go before putting any heat on