What temperature for your Central Heating
See the other pics in my edit. It is a bit tired in places inside, the kitchen is c.1985, but overall I love it.
11 December 2008, 12:35 PM
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Same here but ours isn't as pretty (the building). New kitchen, bathrooms and most of the inside has been done up but it looks a bit tatty from the outside.
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11 December 2008, 03:14 PM
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Usually set between 20-22. It`s on from 6-7:30 in the morning and then 5-10 at night. House is well insulated and our attached neigbour is in all day which helps i guess.
11 December 2008, 03:32 PM
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town house, thermostat downstairs in the (always cold) hallway. Set it to 15degs these last few days and the rest of the rooms with their radiator thermostatic valves set to 4.5 and the house was just right.
It's amazing how a lot of us suffer from the phantom thermostat turner upper!
It's amazing how a lot of us suffer from the phantom thermostat turner upper!
11 December 2008, 10:17 PM
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However we go for 21 degrees in the morning on a programmable stat. Boiler comes on for 0645, get up at 0730 (it actually achieved 18 today so the gas fire had to also go on for brekkie...)
More to the point, I got home after seeing Rob Brydon's show the other night and my parents were babysitting in 27 -TWENTYSEVEN degrees of blaring gas fire in my living room. I sweated and moaned a bit and was swiftly deemed to be out of order and unsympathetic to olde (sic) people
I doubt it (especially as the gas payer)!!!D
11 December 2008, 10:59 PM
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I didn't grow up with central heating, neither did my wife, and the cat doesn't seem to mind. I wouldn't set it above 18C even if energy was free. I'm certainly uncomfortable at 19C.
12 December 2008, 06:38 AM
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Whilst we are on this subject isnt it time the gas/electric companies brought down their prices in line with oil ,which is what happened when fuel increased in price this year .Robbing Bastar******** !!!!!
12 December 2008, 08:35 AM
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