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When does it become acceptable to turn the heat on?

My apartment has zero insulation and is a moisture trap so the humidity is making it feel much colder than it is.

I’ve got a fleece blanket on my lap and I pulled out my leg warmers and am still cold.
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ive never heard of union oyester house, but my uncle texted me the recipe for their cornbread. holy shit. best cornbread i ever had. since saturday ive prob hsd about 10 squares of it. .
 
I have a little electric heater in the living room, and it is on....it is not my heating system so does that count? I get cold easier now that I am older. It is because it is so damp.
I usually wait until October.

I'm a cheap bastard. I actually only heat one room in my apartment, the bedroom. And that is usually on low.

Get yourself a weighted blanket.

🔥place. Sure wish I had one. Nothing better.
 
I usually wait until October.

I'm a cheap bastard. I actually only heat one room in my apartment, the bedroom. And that is usually on low.

Get yourself a weighted blanket.

🔥place. Sure wish I had one. Nothing better.

I usually wait until October.

I'm a cheap bastard. I actually only heat one room in my apartment, the bedroom. And that is usually on low.

Get yourself a weighted blanket.

🔥place. Sure wish I had one. Nothing better.
I did a similar thing for a while when my old roommate and his girl moved out of the house the 3 of us were renting (3 br house). Turned the main thermostat down to 60 and used a space heater in my bedroom, and my 'cave' in the basement had electric heat with its own thermostat, so it worked out good for a bit til I moved out myself. Electric was actually pretty cheap in upstate NY.
 
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For dampnes get a portable dehumidifier. I use 1 in the bathroom because of the shower and 1 in the living room. Work great, fairly cheap to run and warm up the room as they remove the water.
 
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When does it become acceptable to turn the heat on?

My apartment has zero insulation and is a moisture trap so the humidity is making it feel much colder than it is.

I’ve got a fleece blanket on my lap and I pulled out my leg warmers and am still cold.
I suffer from cold feet and legs and actually got chillblains on my toes at my old office. I got a heated mat and the difference was unbelievable. I hate the heat but the AC makes my feet too cold.

I then got one for home - when my feet and legs warm up, so does the rest of me. Just a thought since they are fairly inexpensive and very low heat. I got a couple of small mats to put them on so as not to affect the flooring.
 
I suffer from cold feet and legs and actually got chillblains on my toes at my old office. I got a heated mat and the difference was unbelievable. I hate the heat but the AC makes my feet too cold.

I then got one for home - when my feet and legs warm up, so does the rest of me. Just a thought since they are fairly inexpensive and very low heat. I got a couple of small mats to put them on so as not to affect the flooring.
I have heated foot warmers at the end of my bed that I use in the winter. I put it on low about 40 minutes before bed and when I crawl in it is warm but not too hot. I love doing it after I’ve been out at a B’s game or dinner. It is way better than jumping in the shower.

I need to look into those mats for my mom’s house bc the tile floor is brutal even with a bath mat down.

It could be 90 degrees and I’ll be wearing a zip up hoodie. Gotta love genetics.
 
I usually wait until October.

I'm a cheap bastard. I actually only heat one room in my apartment, the bedroom. And that is usually on low.

Get yourself a weighted blanket.

🔥place. Sure wish I had one. Nothing better.
I have a fireplace. It looks nice but really doesn't do much to actually heat my home.
 
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I went to see my surgeon today. I have lost 14.5 pounds since my last appointment in August. He was very pleased with my progress and will perform the surgery on November 7. To say I am relieved is an understatement.On October 4 I have an appointment with the physical therapist- apparently there are some exercises I have to do to strengthen the area around the socket prior to the operation

Good for you Bets!

Those pre surgery exercises really help with the recovery!

Good Luck!

Thank you guys!
 
I did a similar thing for a while when my old roommate and his girl moved out of the house the 3 of us were renting (3 br house). Turned the main thermostat down to 60 and used a space heater in my bedroom, and my 'cave' in the basement had electric heat with its own thermostat, so it worked out good for a bit til I moved out myself. Electric was actually pretty cheap in upstate NY.

Yes. The heat is electric (Eversource here in MA). It's not necessarily cheaper, but you can opt, as I did, to get cleaner, energy efficient electricity. Rather than the standard, whatever that is.

So, you know, I did my good deed.
 
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May I ask why?

I'm guessing Kovi would say that a fireplace is therapeutic and comforting, and it is. I love a fireplace the way most people love the beach. Autumn for me!


My parents had a fireplace (in the middle of the house) that had these vents (Mom called them heat-a-lators) that pushed heat out to the home. My fireplace is on the outside wall and doesn't provide much actual heat. It looks nice.
 
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My parents had a fireplace (in the middle of the house) that had these vents (Mom called them heat-a-lators) that pushed heat out to the home. My fireplace is on the outside wall and doesn't provide much actual heat. It looks nice.
"Heat-a-lators." Thank you. I needed that.

Do you ever curl up by the fire with a glass of wine and a good book on a cold winter night?
 
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My parents had a fireplace (in the middle of the house) that had these vents (Mom called them heat-a-lators) that pushed heat out to the home. My fireplace is on the outside wall and doesn't provide much actual heat. It looks nice.

"Heat-a-lators." Thank you. I needed that.

Do you ever curl up by the fire with a glass of wine and a good book on a cold winter night?
with me it is a good book, cup of tea and a cat
 
Really need to see @Gee Wally in the Magic Kingdom.

that ain’t happening. Disney that is. Cause Im at Universal. :D
Hanging out with the Minions. They make me laugh.

My daughter had the shirt made for me.


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My upstairs neighbor thought that dumping grease down the drain was an appropriate disposal method. Hint: It's not. not sure who was more pissed me or the plumber. It could have been worse but even after scrubbing my sink I can still smell the grease even if it is faint.
 
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