Originally Posted by Canada Dreams (Post 7050452)

nope its not heated, well half is where it is finished off, the other isnt, as its got the furnace there.

Originally Posted by brianscottie43 (Post 7050319)

I hope you drained your outside hose(s).

Originally Posted by fledermaus (Post 7049708)

......that we would realise that the water in a dehumdifier would freeze if left in a non winterized sunroom in temperatures of minus 22...... :blink::eek:

Originally Posted by AmyDavid (Post 7051906)

When travelling across Canada last January my OH decided that it would be fine to just fill up the windscreen washers with water.....DOH. We couldn't see out of the front window for two days - talk about SCARY!

Originally Posted by woodmanbg (Post 7050232)

We installed a dehumidifier in our home in the UK a few years ago, should have done it long before. The amount of water we got out every night was amazing and it certainly improved that damp feeling on the walls of the rooms we didnt use very much! Worth every penny. Here, of course, we have to run a humidifier. Anyone have one of those small portable ones in the bedroom? Are they noisey, do they work well. I suffer from lots of nasal problems in the morning and dont know whether to just stick with my snoring plasters (very romantic ;)) or invest in a small humidifier if they work and wont keep me awake all night. :)

Originally Posted by Novocastrian (Post 7049875)

Is that Fahrenheit or Celsius? dbd33 will get confused.

Originally Posted by dbd33 (Post 7052673)

Heh. I so thought of clynnog this morning. I went to one of those fireside chats with the Ministry to which one is invited after driving moderately quickly lots of times. We watched some gruesome films, head hitting dashboard at 5mph, head hitting dashboard at 25mph, etc. It was in Barrie so it's understandable that neither airbags nor seat belts appeared in the films, they likely don't have them yet up there, but I loved that it was all in mph. So much clearer than kinetic kilojoules or whatever force it is with which francophone heads collide.

Originally Posted by Souvenir (Post 7052687)

So, in essence, you've been sentenced to rehab because you think you're Stirling Moss.

Originally Posted by dbd33 (Post 7052699)

Something like that, again.

Originally Posted by Rich_007 (Post 7052723)

Why the rush ? :confused: You city slickers is always rushing around like rats in a cage.

BC drivers' tip #25 - smoke up before hitting the highway.

R.

Originally Posted by Rich_007 (Post 7052723)

Why the rush ? :confused: You city slickers is always rushing around like rats in a cage.

BC drivers' tip #25 - smoke up before hitting the highway.

R.

Originally Posted by dbd33 (Post 7052759)

Asked what factors lead to driving infractions he said, very slowly, "personal interactions, says it all, man".

Originally Posted by Rich_007 (Post 7052882)

Probably on the organic Quebec gear.

I heard a tale this very week; a young kid was stopped on the highway and the cops ran his number and did a look see in his car. A fresh bud was hanging out of the cigar lighter thingy. The cop looked at it, looked at the kid, the kid squirmed a bit and the cop said yeah whatever and just walked off roaring with laughter. The cops just drove off.

BC, innit.

R.

Originally Posted by Dave+Jules (Post 7053291)

BC = Before Cocaine?

Originally Posted by Rich_007 (Post 7053319)

Devil's drug, not for nice people.



Window-breaking chavvery, misery, and domestic beatings, or apathy and self induced, gooning, stupour.

R.