When are you switching your heating on? (1 Viewer)

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Mine is on and has been since I got back from holiday 🥶. I have noticed a massive dip in temperature since I went but do realise that probably will not be the case yet in ENGLAND.
 
Mine is on and has been since I got back from holiday 🥶. I have noticed a massive dip in temperature since I went but do realise that probably will not be the case yet in ENGLAND.
We had winter for a few days a fortnight ago. I think that's it now until spring.

Right?!
 
Since we go in to October next week I have decided to GIVE IN and start packing the old dressing room with my Autumn/Winter clothes as it is highly unlikely to get any better now, is it?
 
I'm sat on my sofa in my hoodie under a blanket :D

CENTRAL HEATING BE DAMNED



*gets frostbite*
 
I'm pretty sure I'm going through the menopause so I'm constantly warm. We are sleeping with all the windows open and Mandy's having to have a hot water bottle.

So at this rate, we won't need the heating on 👍🏻
 
I'm pretty sure I'm going through the menopause so I'm constantly warm. We are sleeping with all the windows open and Mandy's having to have a hot water bottle.

So at this rate, we won't need the heating on 👍🏻

I think it is still relatively mild in your neck of the woods. Later this week ALL BETS ARE OFF.
 
I don’t actually know why I am asking Lucille that question. I am feeling quite DELIRIOUS today.
 
I've started wearing a long trouser around the house now. Hmph.
 
Under a blanket for the first time in ages but mainly because I’m fucking pooped.
 
It's been really warm and muggy here. It must have rained heavily overnight, because the ground was still wet at 4pm.
 
YouGov poll says 60% of the population have switched their heating on.
 
It’s on. It was 16 degrees in the flat this morning.
 
It doesn’t NEED to be on but I LIKE it on.
This is us.

The fact that Mr L is still wearing shorts in the house (and has gone out in them today) only underlines how ridiculous it is, though.
 
Now I have a functioning boiler again, I am certainly finding it tempting to just fire the bugger up. The novelty could prove expensive but I have got it on now because it is bloody cold.
 
We've banged it on a few times. The kitchen is pretty poorly insulated and keeps the house from staying warm. We also have windows ajar near the bathroom, to deny the damp setting in.
 
Yeah, to be fair I live in a tiny Paris flat. But we do have the windows open often for humidity reasons as well.
 
I haven't thus far, which is surprising because I hate the cold and my flatmate is always warm and cracks the window open.
 

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