WhiskyLassie
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Morning, warm muggy night and it hasn't eased.
Tis 25deg indoors ere wiv orl winders wide. Bidduv rain juss now freshened fings up but still muggy.Morning, warm muggy night and it hasn't eased.
Morning allTis 25deg indoors ere wiv orl winders wide. Bidduv rain juss now freshened fings up but still muggy.
"Filters" ha ha!Woke up 3 times int night struggling to breath. Me castle was too hot. Eye want to make some filters to go over me open windows to stop flies coming in so eye can open them widerer.
If you hain't got screens, then open the winder early in the evening and shut the door. Then an hour before going to bed, go in, close the winndy and the door and spray fly killer all around, then go back out shutting the door behing thee.Woke up 3 times int night struggling to breath. Me castle was too hot. Eye want to make some filters to go over me open windows to stop flies coming in so eye can open them widerer.
Keeping a house cool, especially a bedroom is an art form.Morning all
Similar here with 25 outside , 21c indoors with all the windows , curtains closed , ceiling and tower fans going
We just buy the material and make our own. But it is a seasonal thing over 'ere so yous gots to get in at the right time afore they runs oot!Bin lukin fer fly screens. Yer can gerrum on ScAmazoon.
Keeping a house cool, especially a bedroom is an art form.
Here when it gets to 30 degs regular we have routines. Which involve when to open and shut windows, etc.
As a general rule, close windows and curtains when the sun is on them. if you have an "upstairs" use the downstairs to let cool air in and up and out of the upstairs, so windows in the shade downstairs open, or even doors. same with windows upstairs , even in rooms you don't use, to get the cool updraught.
We have an east facing window in the bedroom so we make sure it is closed with its curtain closed first thing, then go and open it later, curtain open too. Upstairs bathroom and landing windows open too, so the whole upstairs gets cool.
But. no argument, dealing with heat AND mozzies really is a thing you have to work on.
One problem is that any south or west facing wall will absorb heat during the day then chuck it out at night.
There used to be so many when I were a nipper big flocks at harvest time after the spillage of grain was a lovely sight. And when sugar beet hoeing the sky larks trying to lead you away from the nest with the broken wing act lovely memorysUs sparrer boxes be vull agen. Be three broods this zummer. Us rackon theym duin proper this yur!
Hogs are good swimmers watched a Fox roll one into a puddle to make it open so he could eat itBurrif me squirrel or hedge hog falls in it wun't be able to gerroot. They will drown. All yer need is a lenf of wood at one side to help them.
Have a great time and try not to fry anything whilst you are away!... Definitely NOT panicking that things will all go pear shaped next week in Holland.
Nope definitely not. NoSiree-Bob.
Yesterday I did something daft. I plugged a box of electronics onto the "Tee" of my bikes main battery line.
I had forgotten that I had (since last using this box of trick) revered the polarity on all the cables/connectors.
Upshot? 3,600 Watts of "angry pixies" stormed into the box o'tricks and had a party.
They must have got a bit drunk because they sent me some blue-smoke and firecracker sounds as they celebrated their freedom.
So 2 buck convertors and 4 USB chargers were turned to slag and covered in burnt silver-foil confetti.
After I had changed my undershorts I tried to switch the e-bike on. No go.
Disconnected everything, reconnected e-bike side and all OK. Went for a little "end of the e street & back" ride to make sure it was all working. Phew!
Recharged the e-bike batteries (to check they were ok).
Only 4 more sleeps till departure for the ferry at Harwich.
Woke up 3 times int night struggling to breath. Me castle was too hot. Eye want to make some filters to go over me open windows to stop flies coming in so eye can open them widerer.
We have mozzie screens on all opening windows and doors, ordered with the windows. Had to have the mesh replaced last year as some were suffering."Filters" ha ha!
We just call em mozzie screens!
Maybe not so easy to get the material in Blighty.
Bit of sticky backed Velcro and Bob's your tranny aunty!
Except the bacon!Have a great time and try not to fry anything whilst you are away!
Same with us simple fix peel and fix Lidl do the kits for doors or Windows over here any way cheap as chipsWe have mozzie screens on all opening windows and doors, ordered with the windows. Had to have the mesh replaced last year as some were suffering.
But its normal here.
If its only for a couple of windows then look for a caravan door fly screen, plenty available. We got 1 after we got the dog so we could have the door open and the dog could go in/out as he wanted. Simple velcro and fly net type stuff (as per Stan).
J