Have you turned your heating on yet?

[Met.]

Not yet. It's still 16 degrees inside. When it gets to 12-13 ill put it on.

[SussexSnowman]

Winter jumper on. Still not near heating weather  

[Dan B]

Ours is on 0630 to 0715 and thats it...

 

The wood burner does the heating duties in the evenings etc; if it's needed

[*Stormforce~beka*]

1 hour ago, alexisj9 said:

I never turned it off, as it thermostat controlled, it has clicked on now for the first time, the last two nights.

Same.

It came on early morning in September for 2 days when it was cooler Once beginnig of October. And been on consistentely the past few days but its on a lot today

1 hour ago, snowdog said:

Yes, we did last week. Thermostat  at 21C has meant it has only come on a few times so far, first thing in the morning.

This is what ours is set to too

[sundog]

No had it on yet, was thinking about it last night though but held off. Since the end of march have only had it on for 2 hrs  that was in April. 

Last autumn/winter I kept a little diary of when the heating was on, how many hrs a day. To get an idea of the cost. 

Edited October 16, 2023 by sundog

[cheeky_monkey]

even though i live in Edmonton the answer is no..October has been unusually warm both day and night

[RJBingham]

Yes

[Nick L]

Put it on for the first time yesterday, a whole month earlier than last year. Got down to 14.1C in the end 

Edited October 16, 2023 by Nick L

[cheese]

Turned it on for an hour yesterday. 

[reef]

Ours went on for the first time on Saturday as the wind was very efficient at stripping the heat from the house even though its well insulated. Today is actually colder temperature-wise, but completely calm so hasn't been needed.

[Weather Enthusiast91]

Had it on for an hour yesterday evening. 

Edited October 16, 2023 by Weather Enthusiast91

[Metwatch]

Since Saturday morning as the cold front arrived, on and off every few hours particularly morning and evening. House isn't really well insulated as it is over a 110 years old.

[*Stormforce~beka*]

29 minutes ago, Metwatch said:

Since Saturday morning as the cold front arrived, on and off every few hours particularly morning and evening. House isn't really well insulated as it is over a 110 years old.

This is how mine has been today. On and off loads. On again now .

[ANYWEATHER]

On for the first time today since last Spring. Reluctantly put it on after the other half was moaning she was cold. , ! Only on low though

[lewis028]

Still holding out putting the central heating on, have lit the log burner for first time this evening, heating the house up lovely.  

[Dancerwithwings]

Yeah….first time this morning, when waking up at 6:45am is was just 1,6c outside

and my indoors was just 15.4c….it had to be done

[Scuba steve]

Underfloor heating in new kitchen diner extension seems to keep the chill off in mornings though did put it on at the weekend 

[Polar Maritime]

Oil range been on past 2 days here..

[lassie23]

i like having it off personally

[Polar Maritime]

3 minutes ago, lassie23 said:

i like having it off personally

Its like carry on camping in here .

[Scuba steve]

Lol 

[markyo]

No....as if i would. Not even close to putting it on

[Tommytomtom]

Had it on for an hour tonight.  First time since end of may

[Wold Topper]

12 minutes ago, markyo said:

No....as if i would. Not even close to putting it on

Markyo, my log burner 'wood' be your cryptonite , nice and toasty at WT's cottage tonight

[Dancerwithwings]

26 minutes ago, Scuba steve said:

Lol 

Watching that again, who needs the heating on, also everything was just a pound with the farmer lol
I wished my heating was just a pound

Edited October 16, 2023 by Dancerwithwings