Tea? (Part 2)

[Biscuit]

Mornings! Coffee for me here please, thanks! Another lovely day!

 

[Biscuit]

Mornings! Coffee for me here please, thanks! Another lovely day!

 

[Night Train]

I am off to a 'self employment ideas workshop' run by the local council. Then over to York to be self employed for a couple of days.

 

[coffeejo]

Did someone mention ?

Glad you found your piccies, wol.

 

[Speicher]

So am I, Coffeejo.

I will look at this problem again perhaps next week. I am too warm and tired to bother this week.

 

[Speicher]

Speaking to my Mother the other day, she insists she is able to keep the house cool by keeping all the curtains, windows and the doors shut.Does anyone else do that?

I keep the curtains closed when the sun is shining directly on those windows, but have the windows open at the front and back of the house. This creates a breeze through the house.

 

[potsy]

Open the fridge and freezer doors to let some coolness in

 

[coffeejo]

Speaking to my Mother the other day, she insists she is able to keep the house cool by keeping all the curtains, windows and the doors shut.Does anyone else do that?

I keep the curtains closed when the sun is shining directly on those windows, but have the windows open at the front and back of the house. This creates a breeze through the house.

I'm sure there are theories and anecdotes to prove and disprove your Mother's system but I need more first. I've always got at least one window open all year round. Currently sitting in the path of a lovely breeze going between the windows by my desk and the garden door. Dog's outside in the garden - the grass looks only marginally healthier than the grass in the paddock.

 

[ColinJ]

Open the fridge and freezer doors to let some coolness in

Flashback time!

 

[Peteaud]

Speaking to my Mother the other day, she insists she is able to keep the house cool by keeping all the curtains, windows and the doors shut.Does anyone else do that?

I keep the curtains closed when the sun is shining directly on those windows, but have the windows open at the front and back of the house. This creates a breeze through the house.

Its what we do, and it works for us.

 

[Speicher]

I'm sure there are theories and anecdotes to prove and disprove your Mother's system but I need more first. I've always got at least one window open all year round. Currently sitting in the path of a lovely breeze going between the windows by my desk and the garden door. Dog's outside in the garden - the grass looks only marginally healthier than the grass in the paddock.

Drinking is a prerequisite to any thé orising.

 

[Speicher]

Its what we do, and it works for us.

Which method?



Is it important where the breeze arrives from? As I live at the top of a hill, the breeze is a cool one, and has passed over several miles of open countryside. If you live close to, and at the same level as other buildings, is the "breeze" just recirculated warm air? Does the breeze loose moisture as it travels?

 

[Peteaud]

Close all doors and windows

 

[Peteaud]

off out on bike

Back to work tomorrow

 

[coffeejo]

Back from walking the dog. The footpath seems to have been taken over by triffids in my absence. Would have stopped to take a photo but didn't dare linger.