Fire Or Radiators

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  1. Con

    Conan Troutman Well-Known Member

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    What's better on a night like this?
     
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    How many rooms are being used?
     
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    Conan Troutman Well-Known Member

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    One and a second on an intermittent basis.
     
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    Get doors shut and turn the fire on. Then stop going for a **** so often
     
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    Conan Troutman Well-Known Member

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    I'll put a bucket next the fire. I've got a beige carpet but I'll be careful.
     
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    Definitely a fire just for one room. I'm seriously considering getting a wood burner for the fire effect in the front room but heating the rest of the house at the same time.
     
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    Both. Radiators on and electric fire (elements not on) but with coals lit up to give that inner warm feeling.
     

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