After some advice
Do I leave the boiler at a lower temp but let the Mrs have it on all day or turn the boiler up and have it on less?
Printable View
After some advice
Do I leave the boiler at a lower temp but let the Mrs have it on all day or turn the boiler up and have it on less?
we have it on low all day, about 12 C, then when we come in, its turned up to 18 - 20 C, i often sit in my shorts LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by jamieccfc
Tell her to stand in the corner of the room all day, it's 90 degrees in the corner.
That's just the thermostat what temp do you have your boiler set toQuote:
Originally Posted by blue matt
lowQuote:
Originally Posted by jamieccfc
does that make a lot of difference though, as if its on high, it will still cut out when it gets to the thermostat temp
That's what I'm asking is it better to have it on longer but at lower temp or shorter at higher tempQuote:
Originally Posted by blue matt
:hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by ian gibson
Tell her to put her coat on or do some star jumps and press ups
Would the internal temp of the house ever drop to 12 c though ? I’d suggest there’s a need for better insulation if it does.Quote:
Originally Posted by blue matt
at night and on the odd occasion it does drop down to about 9 or 10 C, our house is fairly new and we have no other options for insulationQuote:
Originally Posted by Fine Lines
I thought I was absolutely insane for telling my housemates I was "warm" when the thermostat said 21° (made it about 18 in the basement). They complain that it's too cold often, so our boiler is set to keep the temp at a minimum of 18.5 at the moment.Quote:
Originally Posted by blue matt
Our house is often 23+ in the evening. I may have to turn it down to 20 or so.
Just open the windows.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ainsley Harriott
I normally sit in the evening in shorts, the girls like it warmer, i guess i dont suffer with feeling the cold as i work outside most of the timeQuote:
Originally Posted by Ainsley Harriott