Posted by Sacha on October 7, 2011, 5:39 am
It's dry today and there are patches of blue sky with just a bit of a
breeze. But it's chilly and certainly enough so to wear a coat over a
cotton top when going outside. Ray has even got a fleece over his
shirt, so I know it's getting colder! On Wednesday night we had just
over 1" of rain and autumn is certainly upon us. I'm just about to fill
up the log basket for this evening!
--
Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon
Posted by Bob Hobden on October 7, 2011, 11:56 am
"Sacha" wrote
>It's dry today and there are patches of blue sky with just a bit of a
>breeze. But it's chilly and certainly enough so to wear a coat over a
>cotton top when going outside. Ray has even got a fleece over his shirt,
>so I know it's getting colder! On Wednesday night we had just over 1" of
>rain and autumn is certainly upon us. I'm just about to fill up the log
>basket for this evening!
We haven't put the heating on yet but I did shut the windows today for the
first time since spring. Won't be long now until the gas meter starts
spinning.
--
Regards. Bob Hobden.
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Posted by Stephen Wolstenholme on October 7, 2011, 12:48 pm
wrote:
>"Sacha" wrote
>>
>>It's dry today and there are patches of blue sky with just a bit of a
>>breeze. But it's chilly and certainly enough so to wear a coat over a
>>cotton top when going outside. Ray has even got a fleece over his shirt,
>>so I know it's getting colder! On Wednesday night we had just over 1" of
>>rain and autumn is certainly upon us. I'm just about to fill up the log
>>basket for this evening!
>We haven't put the heating on yet but I did shut the windows today for the
>first time since spring. Won't be long now until the gas meter starts
>spinning.
We never switch our heating off but rely on the thermostats to decide
when to turn the heat on or off. The boiler has a stat the circulator
pump has a stat and every radiator has a stat. It works quite well.
Steve
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Posted by <vicky on October 7, 2011, 5:53 pm
> We never switch our heating off but rely on the thermostats to decide
> when to turn the heat on or off. The boiler has a stat the circulator
> pump has a stat and every radiator has a stat. It works quite well.
If we didn't turn the heating off, it would have come on today, as Nick has
it set at 21 during the day, and glancing at it today it was down to 19. It
definitely didn't need to be on today.
Posted by Dave Liquorice on October 7, 2011, 6:54 pm
On Fri, 07 Oct 2011 17:48:00 +0100, Stephen Wolstenholme wrote:
>> We haven't put the heating on yet but I did shut the windows today
for
>> the first time since spring.
We rarely open the windows, it's normally too cold and/or too windy.
Min last night of 3.2C todays max 14.3C but the wind had a keen edge.
Needed a fleece under my boiler suit when out cleaning and fixing
back a downspout.
> We never switch our heating off but rely on the thermostats to decide
> when to turn the heat on or off.
Same here, that and the 20 odd tonnes of solid stone wall through the
middle of the house that needs to be kept warm. If we allow that to
get cool, it takes days, literally, before the house is comfortable
again. But it does regulate the interior temperature very well, cool
in summer warm in winter.
--
Cheers
Dave.
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>breeze. But it's chilly and certainly enough so to wear a coat over a
>cotton top when going outside. Ray has even got a fleece over his shirt,
>so I know it's getting colder! On Wednesday night we had just over 1" of
>rain and autumn is certainly upon us. I'm just about to fill up the log
>basket for this evening!