Clive

oh yeh, it does.

That's a blessing.

Good detective work.

Hoped to take a little ride over the weekend, but with this forecast I doubt it will happen, so all i have to look forward to is a visit to the in laws, i dont like going, but it keeps the wife happy for a couple of hours.

I had the "up the ass" thing at my 65 year old man's MOT test a few months prior to the AAA examination.

I had one at 65 years old, they just did a ultrasound on me..

Anti mould guy came this afternoon, bleeding stuff he painted on the mould stinks.

Have to use a casserole, none of our basins are big enough.

Forgot to add....Never used them on the dog, it died before we got the chance to try them out.

My wife cuts mine with the dog clippers

Had my bacon & sausage sarnie, have a dump later, then er..er..er..don't know.

I could do with something that sucks and blows...............in the bedroom. Can't go knocking holes in here, it is not our property.

In our living room there are no vents, except small ones built into the window frames, only other ventilation is by leaving the windows slightly open, but who wants to do that when it's 3c (37f) outside.

They have them round the eaves and guttering, it looks like a old fashioned amusement arcade when they are on.

Definitely.....it is usually our next door neighbour who switches them on 1st, they never take them down from one year to the next.

No that one house has put them up the others will follow soon.

My favourite type of bike (not make) is something like the Chinky I had, full fairing, not too heavy, not a huge engine for cheaper and easier maintenance, and a bit of storage.

We receive the winter fuel allowance, it helps towards our gas and electric bills, but nowhere near does it cover them, as to other benefits, no, we are £3 over the limit, so entitled to nothing....I just hope we don't have a long very cold winter.

I can put up with the foggy windows....its the mould that causes a bit of worry.....not good for a old gits health.

15.45pm and the windows are starting to mist up now.

We do open our windows when the weather allows, and the patio doors too, I know the loft is insulated, but dont think it has cavity wall insulation. We havd thrown many things away because they have got mould growing on them, bike gloves and even a helmet, it's a continuing battle. We did talk to the guy from the housing association who came to check the bungalow for any repairs that need doing, he said leave your heating on low 15c all the time, but with the price of gas that is unaffordable...

We did leave it in the passage that connects all the rooms last winter, but it did not make any noticeable difference, I think we would need a much larger dehumidifier to keep all the rooms clear of Condensation. We do leave the kitchen and bathroom extraction fans on 24/7 but they do not help much, it seems it is a very damp environment in the bungalow, for some reason...

We have one, it can only manage 1 room though, we have that in our bedroom, we would need another 3 to keep the other rooms condensation free. We have tried all the on line hacks that supposedly eliminate condensation, found none that does.

Every night, and has been for the past month or so, all the windows are streaming in the morning, puddles on the window sills, we open the windows a little during the day to get some through ventilation, but too cool after dark to leave them open, the Karcher window vac is working overtime each morning.

Yeh, double glazed, plastic window frames, the mould grows on the edge of the frames and into the walls.....