Just turned the fire on for winter
25 October 2006, 07:32 PM
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Just turned the fire on for winter
Thought it was a bit chilly tonight so i have turned the gas fire on for the first time since early this year and ghosh i can smell the dust and dirt burning
Am i the last one to get the heating on this year?
Am i the last one to get the heating on this year?
25 October 2006, 07:37 PM
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Originally Posted by SCOsazOBY
Thought it was a bit chilly tonight so i have turned the gas fire on for the first time since early this year and ghosh i can smell the dust and dirt burning
Am i the last one to get the heating on this year?
Am i the last one to get the heating on this year?
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25 October 2006, 08:58 PM
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I won't reply to that as I will taking the topic off topic
So back on topic, I first had my heating on about a month ago, but then I don't have much meat to keep me warm
So back on topic, I first had my heating on about a month ago, but then I don't have much meat to keep me warm
I cant possibly miss that chance..sorry
would you like some more meat ????
25 October 2006, 09:12 PM
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Originally Posted by SCOsazOBY
Thought it was a bit chilly tonight so i have turned the gas fire on for the first time since early this year and ghosh i can smell the dust and dirt burning
Am i the last one to get the heating on this year?
Am i the last one to get the heating on this year?
26 October 2006, 07:37 AM
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It got a bit chilly here yesterday, down to 75f, the first time my aircon hasn't kicked in in about seven months, and the first time I haven't sweated my nuts off for a while, too! 
It'll be in the 90's again before the end of the week, genuinely miss Autumn, (and spring and summer) though.... 
26 October 2006, 09:43 AM
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Originally Posted by ScoobLou
I ain't concerned about you, its your kids !
Originally Posted by ScoobLou
But don't forget to bleed them
26 October 2006, 10:25 AM
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Originally Posted by ScoobLou
Yes as it will make a saving on my heating bill
Back on topic - Had our fire on the past few weeks and the central heating kicked in a few dyas ago
It's cold up north!
26 October 2006, 11:52 AM
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Originally Posted by NotoriousREV
Only 6 more days until I'll allow MrsREV to put the heating on for an hour a day. November - February she can pick any hour out of 24 she likes to be warm.
She must love you
26 October 2006, 01:09 PM
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it makes me feel so guilty this that i think i will draw some money out from the bank and get the gas and electricc reconnected for christmas...oh i cant wait to see the smile on the kids faces when we stand round the gas fire on xmas morning and light it, and with the 40W bulb in the corner glowing so brightly....
26 October 2006, 01:19 PM
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had mine on for about a month now, hour and half in the morning before I get out of bed so my towel on the radiator is nice and warm etc and an hour and half before I get home from work (keeping my towel warm again for my second shower) thats enough to heat the house to keep it warm for the rest of the night 
26 October 2006, 05:14 PM
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Whenever I moved into my new flat about 5 months ago I had to buy some gas on the powercard for the heating and cooker and I kept on buying gas for a while, having not had gas before I didn't know how quickly it would get used so pretty quickly I had 85 gases according to the meter. I haven't bought any gas for about 3 months and since I have had the heating on quite alot over the past few weeks I keep waiting for it to run out.
I must check the meter to see how many gases I have left as it is getting colder and will prpbably snow soon.
Windyboy.
I must check the meter to see how many gases I have left as it is getting colder and will prpbably snow soon.
Windyboy.
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