how do you use your central heating?
18-11-2005, 06:35 PM
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how do you use your central heating?
bit of a random one this...
my girlfriend has been told that it is more economical to constanley have the heating on a low temp rather than how we do it at the mo, by just putting it one for a few hours here and there.
i can't see it so i thought i'd ask you guys
what do you think?
my girlfriend has been told that it is more economical to constanley have the heating on a low temp rather than how we do it at the mo, by just putting it one for a few hours here and there.
i can't see it so i thought i'd ask you guys
what do you think?
18-11-2005, 08:05 PM
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fook that, im STILL paying the bill for last winter as i was misquoted what i should be paying 
so this winter i bought blankets for use to cuddle up to when eastenders is on and now boil the kettle in the front room for extra heat on really cold nights
i wouldnt mind but everything i the house but the central heating its electric and im paying twice as much on my gas bill
so this winter i bought blankets for use to cuddle up to when eastenders is on and now boil the kettle in the front room for extra heat on really cold nights
i wouldnt mind but everything i the house but the central heating its electric and im paying twice as much on my gas bill
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18-11-2005, 08:12 PM
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no shes not right !!!!!
shes justr got the info from some program on TV, prob was from a british gas advert as a way to con us into paying off fucking high bills and not bother to check
shes justr got the info from some program on TV, prob was from a british gas advert as a way to con us into paying off fucking high bills and not bother to check
18-11-2005, 09:02 PM
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Originally Posted by jaimesdna
have mine on all the time set to 18 degrees. seems fine like this
Fook that. Mines reluctantly on 22°!! If I had my way it would be on 24°!!
Generally, ours is on all year round controlled by a Thermostat. Obviously, in the Summer, it never comes on, as its above that Temp.
The Missus has set timed patterns so that during the night the Stat is set to 17° etc.
I reckon that whatever the Temperature outside, it makes no real difference, you still need to feel a certain amount of warmth, so why not have it on all the time for constant Temperature all the while you are there and awake? So, if for example you had a chilly night in the Summer, the heating would still top it up to the set temp.
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