Central Heating in Queensland, just a thought..
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Central Heating in Queensland, just a thought..
Hi,
It's getting b***** freezing here in Tayside lately but that doesn't stop us wandering around the house in shorts and tshirt while the good old central heating's cranked up full blast!!
When we validated it was winter and got rather chilly at nights, Sydney required bedclothes!!!!! Has anyone heard of having central heating installed or is there an equivalent out there?
Cheers
Ginny
It's getting b***** freezing here in Tayside lately but that doesn't stop us wandering around the house in shorts and tshirt while the good old central heating's cranked up full blast!!
When we validated it was winter and got rather chilly at nights, Sydney required bedclothes!!!!! Has anyone heard of having central heating installed or is there an equivalent out there?
Cheers
Ginny
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Re: Central Heating in Queensland, just a thought..
Originally Posted by Stitch
Hi,
It's getting b***** freezing here in Tayside lately but that doesn't stop us wandering around the house in shorts and tshirt while the good old central heating's cranked up full blast!!
When we validated it was winter and got rather chilly at nights, Sydney required bedclothes!!!!! Has anyone heard of having central heating installed or is there an equivalent out there?
Cheers
Ginny
It's getting b***** freezing here in Tayside lately but that doesn't stop us wandering around the house in shorts and tshirt while the good old central heating's cranked up full blast!!
When we validated it was winter and got rather chilly at nights, Sydney required bedclothes!!!!! Has anyone heard of having central heating installed or is there an equivalent out there?
Cheers
Ginny
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Re: Central Heating in Queensland, just a thought..
Originally Posted by Vash the Stampede
What kind of person requires central heating in Australia? It's not worth it for the 2 months you'd have it on!
A very cold one!
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Re: Central Heating in Queensland, just a thought..
Originally Posted by Stitch
Hi,
It's getting b***** freezing here in Tayside lately but that doesn't stop us wandering around the house in shorts and tshirt while the good old central heating's cranked up full blast!!
When we validated it was winter and got rather chilly at nights, Sydney required bedclothes!!!!! Has anyone heard of having central heating installed or is there an equivalent out there?
Cheers
Ginny
It's getting b***** freezing here in Tayside lately but that doesn't stop us wandering around the house in shorts and tshirt while the good old central heating's cranked up full blast!!
When we validated it was winter and got rather chilly at nights, Sydney required bedclothes!!!!! Has anyone heard of having central heating installed or is there an equivalent out there?
Cheers
Ginny
you dont need central heating at all
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Re: Central Heating in Queensland, just a thought..
Originally Posted by Stitch
A very cold one!
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Ginny
Cheers
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You come from a country that's regularly half-covered in snow!
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Re: Central Heating in Queensland, just a thought..
Originally Posted by Luke I Amyofath
reverse cycle a/c will do quite nicely or just a portable electric heater.
you dont need central heating at all
you dont need central heating at all
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Re: Central Heating in Queensland, just a thought..
Originally Posted by Vash the Stampede
Why is it that the Brits can't handle the cold in Australia?
You come from a country that's regularly half-covered in snow!
You come from a country that's regularly half-covered in snow!
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Re: Central Heating in Queensland, just a thought..
Originally Posted by Stitch
Because we have the central heating cranked up....!!!
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Re: Central Heating in Queensland, just a thought..
Originally Posted by Vash the Stampede
Should have guessed.
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Re: Central Heating in Queensland, just a thought..
Originally Posted by Stitch
Hi,
It's getting b***** freezing here in Tayside lately but that doesn't stop us wandering around the house in shorts and tshirt while the good old central heating's cranked up full blast!!
When we validated it was winter and got rather chilly at nights, Sydney required bedclothes!!!!! Has anyone heard of having central heating installed or is there an equivalent out there?
Cheers
Ginny
It's getting b***** freezing here in Tayside lately but that doesn't stop us wandering around the house in shorts and tshirt while the good old central heating's cranked up full blast!!
When we validated it was winter and got rather chilly at nights, Sydney required bedclothes!!!!! Has anyone heard of having central heating installed or is there an equivalent out there?
Cheers
Ginny
A lot of people have wood burning fires for the colder nights in the southeast more for novelty than warmth.The only really cold part is around Stanthorpe/Warwick which is high up.
The climate is very different in Qld compared to Scotland.I find the cold a welcome relief and a chance to wear some different clothes.Queenslanders really don't know the meaning of cold and may have never seen snow before.
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Re: Central Heating in Queensland, just a thought..
Originally Posted by Stitch
I though you were quicker than that!
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I forgot that you all live indoors 24/7.
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Re: Central Heating in Queensland, just a thought..
Originally Posted by Vash the Stampede
Strangely, I had the curious idea that the Brits would be acclimatised to their own country, like everyone else is.
I forgot that you all live indoors 24/7.
I forgot that you all live indoors 24/7.
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Re: Central Heating in Queensland, just a thought..
Originally Posted by Stitch
Hi,
When we validated it was winter and got rather chilly at nights, Sydney required bedclothes!!!!! Has anyone heard of having central heating installed or is there an equivalent out there?
When we validated it was winter and got rather chilly at nights, Sydney required bedclothes!!!!! Has anyone heard of having central heating installed or is there an equivalent out there?
There are quite a few houses in the western suburbs that have open fires (more for toasting marshmallows and show).
WW
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Re: Central Heating in Queensland, just a thought..
Originally Posted by mary1
I don't know about the southern states but I've found reverse cycle airconditioning is best for heating and cooling in Queensland.I've found living in old Queenslander/timber houses most difficult to keep warm /cool so I prefer brick.
A lot of people have wood burning fires for the colder nights in the southeast more for novelty than warmth.The only really cold part is around Stanthorpe/Warwick which is high up.
The climate is very different in Qld compared to Scotland.I find the cold a welcome relief and a chance to wear some different clothes.Queenslanders really don't know the meaning of cold and may have never seen snow before.
A lot of people have wood burning fires for the colder nights in the southeast more for novelty than warmth.The only really cold part is around Stanthorpe/Warwick which is high up.
The climate is very different in Qld compared to Scotland.I find the cold a welcome relief and a chance to wear some different clothes.Queenslanders really don't know the meaning of cold and may have never seen snow before.
Cheers
Ginny
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Re: Central Heating in Queensland, just a thought..
Originally Posted by wanderingwombat
When it gets that cold here in Brisvegas we just close a window or 2 and turn on a few more lights. And maybe something for your feet too...
There are quite a few houses in the western suburbs that have open fires (more for toasting marshmallows and show).
WW
There are quite a few houses in the western suburbs that have open fires (more for toasting marshmallows and show).
WW
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