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What is your unusual way to keep warm?
My son fills the hot water bottle and puts it under his feet while sitting at the computer. I think it's a hint to turn the heating up. :giggle:
I tuck my feet into a bean-bag - very cosy and keeps my tootsies out of the draft.
I read this forum.
Sometimes what I read makes my blood boil.
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I read this forum.
Sometimes what I read makes my blood boil.

I just noticed the quote on your sig - love it biggrin:D:D:D
I snuggle up with mrs777, Not a better way than that to keep warm. lol
Snuggle the dog
Run round the house for 5 minutes
I sit near Morbius ... man is a human radiator smile :love:
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I sit near Morbius ... man is a human radiator smile :love:

You two can keep each other warm, you chasing him around the house. :giggle:
I tried telling lies once.....but that don't work..... rolleyes
I like that walls signature as well.
I put a note through the old lady's letter box next door reminding her of the dangers of hypothermia and the huge winter fuel bonus she will shortly be receiving.
Having sex seems the way:

:thumbup:
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Run round the house for 5 minutes

Do you do that naked?? lol
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Run round the house for 5 minutes

Do you do that naked?? lolme thinks you are looking for a hot flush
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Run round the house for 5 minutes

Do you do that naked?? lolme thinks you are looking for a hot flush
Depends who is in the house :lol2:
I get enough of those, as I am getting old!! :shock:
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Run round the house for 5 minutes

Do you do that naked?? lolme thinks you are looking for a hot flush
Depends who is in the house :lol2:
Bugger! :cry:
Don't wanna scare the kids :lol2:
This is gonna sound strange..
I dont normally have problem staying warm..im normally in boxers and tee shirt.
Have been said i am a human hot water bottle biggrin:D:D:D
i use the live fur blanket!! four dogs have gotta earn their keep! i get cold easily and take forever to warm up temperature wise!
kooxx
I have a 13.5 tog duvet all year round. It cost a fortune and is the best Christmas present I've ever had!
I also have an electric blanket which I've just switched on! :mrgreen:
Hot bath - could happily stay in till I dissolved...
I couldn't possibly 'entertain' at mine in winter - bedsocks and woolly hat are soooo unsexy!
central heating, coal fire and if my feet are cold i put them on the laptop lead block thingy. it gets warm.
re the hugewinter fuel payment, hardely huge,some only get £150 considering it can cost £30 a week in heating they can be warm without fear for 5 sadely some spend this on christmas presents instead.
xxx fem xx
Or warmer *points to self* lol
TBH the only time I can't get warm is when I'm ill.
I did find though that as soon as I left the heating on 24/7 but dropped it a couple of degrees my heating bills came down drastically. Apparently it costs more for the boiler to be working its butt off twice a day to warm up a cold house than it is to let it 'tick over' all day with a small top-up. It also seems that the structure of the building then starts to absorb the heat too and acts like a radiator. Worked for me. Currently the gas company owes my £400+ because my monthly payments are now too high.
It's great now that the house is warm all day regardless of the time.
I have a wonderfull little gadget that I put in the microwave that warms me lovely...and it gives off the scent of lavender to relax also..double bubble fabulous!
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I have a wonderfull little gadget that I put in the microwave that warms me lovely...and it gives off the scent of lavender to relax also..double bubble fabulous!

i have wheat bags, some of those have lavender in too. you can put them in the microwave which is great or in the freezer in the summer. though i also like it when it's been in the freezer when i have migraine.
whipsprobably the same product(wound up in a different visage)..my lovely daughter suffers from migraines now and again so i chill them in the freezer for her...the lavender does really calm thankfully..
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TBH the only time I can't get warm is when I'm ill.
I did find though that as soon as I left the heating on 24/7 but dropped it a couple of degrees my heating bills came down drastically. Apparently it costs more for the boiler to be working its butt off twice a day to warm up a cold house than it is to let it 'tick over' all day with a small top-up. It also seems that the structure of the building then starts to absorb the heat too and acts like a radiator. Worked for me. Currently the gas company owes my £400+ because my monthly payments are now too high.
It's great now that the house is warm all day regardless of the time.

what do you have the temp set at then? coz currently it's costing me a small fortune to heat my house.
whips
21°C usually.
I have the upstairs' radiator thermostats set to 3 or 4 and downstairs I just let the main thermostat do the work.
It cut my bills by at least 20%.
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TBH the only time I can't get warm is when I'm ill.
I did find though that as soon as I left the heating on 24/7 but dropped it a couple of degrees my heating bills came down drastically. Apparently it costs more for the boiler to be working its butt off twice a day to warm up a cold house than it is to let it 'tick over' all day with a small top-up. It also seems that the structure of the building then starts to absorb the heat too and acts like a radiator. Worked for me. Currently the gas company owes my £400+ because my monthly payments are now too high.
It's great now that the house is warm all day regardless of the time.

what do you have the temp set at then? coz currently it's costing me a small fortune to heat my house.
whips
21°C usually.
I have the upstairs' radiator thermostats set to 3 or 4 and downstairs I just let the main thermostat do the work.
It cut my bills by at least 20%.
does this work for all types of heating ie gas/electric and oil ? ( sorry thicko moment) i have oil central heating and prices aren't coming down as quickly as I would like!
koo xx
my fav tip is to run the hairdryer under the duvet... but you have to be careful not to block the air intake!!
I have recently done what peanut says and keep my heating on all the time... strangely i am saving money aswell as being warmer. wink
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TBH the only time I can't get warm is when I'm ill.
I did find though that as soon as I left the heating on 24/7 but dropped it a couple of degrees my heating bills came down drastically. Apparently it costs more for the boiler to be working its butt off twice a day to warm up a cold house than it is to let it 'tick over' all day with a small top-up. It also seems that the structure of the building then starts to absorb the heat too and acts like a radiator. Worked for me. Currently the gas company owes my £400+ because my monthly payments are now too high.
It's great now that the house is warm all day regardless of the time.

what do you have the temp set at then? coz currently it's costing me a small fortune to heat my house.
whips
21°C usually.
I have the upstairs' radiator thermostats set to 3 or 4 and downstairs I just let the main thermostat do the work.
It cut my bills by at least 20%.
does this work for all types of heating ie gas/electric and oil ? ( sorry thicko moment) i have oil central heating and prices aren't coming down as quickly as I would like!
koo xx
I'm on oil too and nearly out of oil :shock: so I'll wait til I can afford to fill 'er up before I try the all-day thing. It's a delicate balancing act. Hope it works tho cos I'm fecking freezing :sad:
My heating is on all the time at the switches and just powered up or down by the thermostat
Peanuts theory works with the water to if you don't have a combi boiler installed, leave it on constant, If the temp drops it only takes slight power to warm it back up not like heating the full tank
I cant leave my thermostat set at a temp i like all day cos the house gets to bleeding hot even at 15 or 16 degrees though