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"Ours is 14 too for approx five hours a day. Yesterday I wore five layers and when we sat down we had a 10.5 tog quilt on our knees. There's a WHO minimum healthy temperature and I'm pretty sure it's higher than 14°" If it's too cold or too hot you could have a stroke. | |||
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"Currently 17 because I'm coming down with a bug. I am however wearing a jumper dress, leggings, a jumper, cardigan and blanket wrapped around me. I couldn't face 14 today, I'd probably cry. ![]() My house was 17.5 this morning and I turned the heating on because I felt cold. I'm not well still and have on a jumper and warm socks, and a duvet over me as I'm sitting next to a radiator. I can still feel a cold draught on my right side. | |||
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"Currently 17 because I'm coming down with a bug. I am however wearing a jumper dress, leggings, a jumper, cardigan and blanket wrapped around me. I couldn't face 14 today, I'd probably cry. ![]() It's really awful isn't it? I'm quite aware that I'm in a fortunate position right now and can turn it on when poorly but it must be horrible for those who can't afford to. I'm sorry you're not well still, hope you're able to rest and recuperate without worrying about Christmas. x | |||
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"Currently 17 because I'm coming down with a bug. I am however wearing a jumper dress, leggings, a jumper, cardigan and blanket wrapped around me. I couldn't face 14 today, I'd probably cry. ![]() My body can't tolerate the cold for long even when I'm not ill. I feel for elderly people who are scared to even use one radiator. Wrapping up warm isn't the same x | |||
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"Mine is set at 18° between 7am and midnight then set at 16° overnight. I could probably go a bit lower at night to probably 14° or 15° though thanks to having a nice warm duvet." So that's on basically all the time. I used to do that but don't dare now. Your bills must be astronomical | |||
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"Mine is set at 18° between 7am and midnight then set at 16° overnight. I could probably go a bit lower at night to probably 14° or 15° though thanks to having a nice warm duvet. So that's on basically all the time. I used to do that but don't dare now. Your bills must be astronomical " Nope, thats what the thermostat is set at, doesn't mean its running all the time thanks to decent insulation. | |||
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" Nope, thats what the thermostat is set at, doesn't mean its running all the time thanks to decent insulation." Mine shuts off once it gets up to temperature, too. I'm beginning to think I'll have to turn it up, not because I'm that cold, but just to prevent future illnesses. | |||
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" Nope, thats what the thermostat is set at, doesn't mean its running all the time thanks to decent insulation. Mine shuts off once it gets up to temperature, too. I'm beginning to think I'll have to turn it up, not because I'm that cold, but just to prevent future illnesses. " Where's your thermostat? The room you spend the most time in might be a different temperature. | |||
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"21 " So are uou saying ots always on at 21 and if ot drops off at anytime during day or night, it fires up again? What is you are out most or part of the day? Do you turn off? Mine is on timer but house feels cold outside the set times. I used to have it on at 18-20 all the time before. | |||
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"There seems to be confusion and unless I test it out I am still not sure what is best. I used to keep thermostat at 18 all the time and of course boiler would switch off when reaching that I did that as they used to say was more efficient than having it on and off all the time. Now I have it on couple of hours in the morning and few hours at night. Really not sure what is the best way. If anyone knows for sure or is a professional perhaps could advise. " Ours is on a timer, approximately five hours a day. At the moment our combined gas and electricity runs at around £7 a day with the thermostat at 14° | |||
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" Where's your thermostat? The room you spend the most time in might be a different temperature. " In the hallway, and it is a bit colder there than the living room. Perhaps a degree or so. ![]() | |||
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"Mine is at 18 when on. It's the minimum recommended apparently but of course can't have it on all the time so couple of hours in the morning and few hours in the evening. Unfortunately it does feel really cold at the moment. Keeping busy and moving all the time helps otherwise it would be intolerable " For start off the who recomended is for people who are sat and cant move around everyone else has different temperatures that they are comfortable with. As goes for the above comment your better off instead of the way your doing it, Having it fire up every hr for 15mins as this will keep the house at a much better temp and it will heat up more as the day goes on. Night time firing of the boiler same thing fire up once or twice during the night for 15 mins This way it stops the house dropping the house temps and then needig to fire it for longer periods in the morning. | |||
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"Mine is set at 18° between 7am and midnight then set at 16° overnight. I could probably go a bit lower at night to probably 14° or 15° though thanks to having a nice warm duvet." The thermostat is in the living room so thats how warm the living room gets but bedroom is usually a little cooler same as the bathroom but not too much cooler. Also when i've finished using the oven i leave the door open slightly so the heat from the oven isn't wasted which makes a bit of a difference too. | |||
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