You're viewing a single thread.
14° downstairs at 645 this morning. Thermometer is nears the front door so probably the coldest place in the house. Not too bad all things considering.
7° here ❄️
It was 7 in my bedroom when I woke up as well.
14's pretty good! it was 7 in my place at 6:30.
Yikes!
Since putting in hybrid flooring over our old tiles, indoor temp downstairs has gone up about 5 ° in the winter.
Best investment ever
yeah I'm tipping my hybrid flooring helped a lot over the previous "lets glue vinyl flooring direct to the slab" solution implemented by the builders. Our problem is draughts. The seals on the windows are rooted, the windows are single glaze and cheap and the back door has a gap big enough to stick a finger through.
Not really problems 80% of the year though so bit hard to throw any serious money at it all.
Our windows are single glazed, and since the house was built in the early 90s, the glass thickness is 0.5 mm less than the current standard. We had to replace a pane a few years ago, and the installer had to widen the channels in the frames cause they were slightly too small.
We do have roller shutters and curtains which help with the cold slightly.
For the window seals, if you're planning on replacing them eventually, run silicone or sicaflex along the edges. Doesn't look flash, but helps a lot.
For the window seals, if you’re planning on replacing them eventually, run silicone or sicaflex along the edges. Doesn’t look flash, but helps a lot.
I mean.... Screw it, its a shit seal anyway why not. Cant look any worse than it does.
17 inside when I left the house at 6am, not too shabby.
Of course walking outside into the -2 degree morning was a wake up call...
17 is just lovely. Getting the bins was a rude awakening. Roof on one my neighbour's houses shows a perfect frost line as the sun moves