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Anyone brave enough to put their heating on yet,am I the only one freezing their nuts off?

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Nope - long sleeved T-shirt and hoodie here…

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Thick jumper here too, may have to get some thermals soon and gloves.

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T-shirt, sweat shirt and jumper. Not putting on any heat until really necessary.

Got a throw on the sofa for watching the telly.

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Toasty in here, I'm getting over pneumonia so not risking the freezing nuts option

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I have provisioned my sleeping bag

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Don't forget to read your meters tomorrow!

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We've had ours on the last couple of nights as it's been pretty nippy up here, but only had it on a short time to heat the room up.

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I do mine religiously on the 25th of each month and send it to Bulb.

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18c outside today, 21c in here. And the heating has never gone on before mid-October, and that is to take the chill off first thing in the morning. Full control to the thermostat only starts mid-November usually.

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Starting to come on in the morning and evening, as it's starting to get chilly.

Daytime thermostat temp is set to maintain at 15c, mornings 06:30 to 08:30 & evenings between 17:00 - 22:00 it's set to maintain at 18c

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Not quite at the jumper stage yet but it wont be long. I do have my sleeping bag open but only used it a couple of times so far. Last year there was no cold weather payments here so no 7 day runs below zero so hopefully the same this year

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Today is the first time i have worn a jumper this year. My heating will only be turned on if i have icicles hanging from my nose.

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Log fire with free wood. :)

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Bunker full of coal here:) bought cheap in the summer.