brrrr i need warming :(

[black_cinq]

Aww poor sammi

 

[Thornmaster]

Had to dig my woolly hat out for the first time this year on friday.

 

[The Negotiator]

Northerners

 

[gaz.d]

i have been quite warm today, i been wearing shorts an t-shirt since i got in from uni

 

[panda_gal]

i have been quite warm today, i been wearing shorts an t-shirt since i got in from uni

it bloody freezin u got the heatin turned up

 

[gaz.d]

it bloody freezin u got the heatin turned up

we have no heating

we living like gipos at the mo until building work is done :bang:

 

[panda_gal]

arrr poor gaz stay at a different ff members house everynight and use there facilities

 

[gaz.d]

arrr poor gaz stay at a different ff members house everynight and use there facilities

im open to offers

 

[serin]

you can sleep in my shed.....its carpeted, and you can have hot water bottles whenever you want

 

[KirstyTL]

It's cold over here too

 

[Helz]

It was actually really warm(ish) here today, didn't need the works heater on at all and no car to defrost. Knowing my luck I'll have to get up early tomorrow to dig the car out of snow or something now .

 

[Mr_C]

last friday was possibly the coldest day ever without snow .. there was definately invisible snow cos it was freezin !! i had 2 layers of clothing on inmy work buildin then i got told to take my hat and gloves off .... , stupid bosses nice and warm in there offices !

 

[JonnyBoy]

I drove to a mates party in Manchester on Saturday evening. It was bloody freezing, so cold that despite driving 40ish miles my Punto's temp guage rarely went above 1/4 of the way up although I think my car might need a new thermostat as it always takes ages to warm up.

 

[Neofolis]

Could only be arsed to read the first 8.5 pages, so don't know if it's been settled, but Paul's hidden heat source is probably underfloor heating. The concrete is laid on top of the pipes to add thermal mass, enabling the heat to convect better. Although in some situations the floor can feel warmer this is not necessarily the case. Underfloor heating works best if it is on all the time, because it takes a long time to heat the air space, that said it is still more economical because a lower temperature is required to achieve the same ambient temperature. If it is the case that it is on all the time, running at a low temperature, it would not be instantly noticeable from touch. However, concrete, stone and plaster surfaces are inherantly cold to touch, so if the floor does not at least feel cold, then it is likely that it is underfloor heating.

The only other option that has not been mentioned is skirting heating, but this is usually fairly obvious due to an opening towards the top of the skirting.

Oh, and it's been annoyingly mild here today.