Turn it up from 18ºC to 22ºC - and possibly wear some bedclothes
if it gets that warm in the summer in my flat all the windows are slung wide open to cool it down
Just electric in my flat as well, only one storage heater and that's in the hall, electric panel in the bedroom and an oil filled electric radiator in the lounge which i put on a timer on a smart socket (has a fan plugged into it in summer)At least most, if not all, of you have gas central heating.. my flat is pure electric and i have storage heaters. The end result of that is in the mornings the flat is too hot whereas the evenings are cold!!
Pretty much similar to what i have without the oil filled radiator.
yeah.. thats sized for a hallway heater alright.. what happened to the one in the lounge? i suspect you had a larger one in the lounge. did it break?
Mum’s are special. We were staying on the Gulf (west) Coast of Florida. Mum was concerned that we would get caught up in the forest fires that were raging through California, as that was also on the west coast.
Strange thing is, I'll happily walk around Canada at -35ºC in the same jeans & jacket that I do at 0ºC in the UK - just seems to be a 'different' type of cold.if it gets that warm in the summer in my flat all the windows are slung wide open to cool it down
That is the usual designation. Please be aware that Watford Gap is nowhere near Watford.
Prior to me moving in here i think there was one as well as a large electric panel which is dead, hence the oil filled
No, not really. The coldest it gets here in winter is about 6C, so we usually just put another sweater on....
That's the only thing wrong with the place. I went back in around 2008 I think for 3 weeks, absolutely loved it, drove down the Great Ocean Road from Melbourne down south in a 4 x 4 with a couple of friends stopping at hostels and restaurants along the way. Either we were very lost or the road is just underdeveloped in areas but a lot of it was just through the brush on a dirt track, was very cool.