Post AIPGfUp25D1mw28Ygi by mrln@fimidi.com
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(DIR) Post #AIPFuR2GLNmna3svBo by stux@mstdn.social
2022-04-13T12:26:30Z
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lol, i dont even dare to turn up the heater over 17 degrees.. :blobcatscared: The news makes me so scared for the end bill this year..
(DIR) Post #AIPG8byQTO0HYhqlkG by AngharadHafod@toot.wales
2022-04-13T12:29:04Z
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@stux I'm the same. 17°C is about the most my heating goes up to unless I'm feeling unwell.And then people tell me I should turn down my heating, because they turned theirs down (from 22° to 21° or similar, probably).
(DIR) Post #AIPGLTAiVcOm1cjL3Q by stux@mstdn.social
2022-04-13T12:31:25Z
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@AngharadHafod Huh! :blobcatgiggle: and how many layers of cloths do you wear? I im currently on 3 already haha.. I love the hear but fear the mega super high prices at the moment a bit :catblush:
(DIR) Post #AIPGZmsK37JpBixBfU by matt@oslo.town
2022-04-13T12:33:58Z
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@AngharadHafod @stux Seeing my energy bills for the past few months I regret not doing this. I also regret the two or three nights where we came home, put the heating on to 25’C to quickly heat the house up, then fell asleep and left it on all night 😅
(DIR) Post #AIPGfUp25D1mw28Ygi by mrln@fimidi.com
2022-04-13T12:34:56Z
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@stux I'm glad it's getting warmer outside. We have the heading turned off atm.
(DIR) Post #AIPGmNzPsu39ltHNei by stux@mstdn.social
2022-04-13T12:36:15Z
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@matt @AngharadHafod Oooooh :blobcatgiggle: A while back I showered 2 times a day, every single day but nowadays im back to 1 times aka 5min max and I hate it but it's worth it 😇 :blobcathearts: I'd rather keep my server at home online longer haha
(DIR) Post #AIPGro7W9uAwGJeavo by stux@mstdn.social
2022-04-13T12:37:10Z
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@mrln Indeed! That makes a huge difference! 💪 Unfort it's not very stable in the Netherlands, now it's 21 degrees but tomorrow it could freeze again 😆
(DIR) Post #AIPH0R4VDqeRNtMF0a by kura@z0ne.social
2022-04-13T12:38:55.160Z
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@stux@mstdn.social @mrln@fimidi.com Meanwhile im pretty cold resitant D:
(DIR) Post #AIPHGNJYxVkaMi0DeS by matt@oslo.town
2022-04-13T12:41:41Z
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@stux Since being on parental leave and having a 1yo to look after, I went from showering daily to showering about two or three times a week. 😱 I just find myself not having the time / energy 🥺 @AngharadHafod
(DIR) Post #AIPLD86TSN048XaXZI by BollerwagenPicard@mastodontech.de
2022-04-13T13:25:55Z
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@stux I can turn the heater for you
(DIR) Post #AIPOarWz1XMNYCzoem by rohmatsb@toot.io
2022-04-13T14:03:44Z
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@stux it's almost always 24°-30°C in my country. Thank god i live in tropical country. 😊 #indonesia
(DIR) Post #AIPOjybo4tvo6mb97I by rohmatsb@toot.io
2022-04-13T14:05:28Z
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@stux it's almost always 24°-30°C everyday in my country. Thank god i live in tropical country. 😊 #indonesia
(DIR) Post #AIPUjeSLbWhrKbOygK by coffee@berserker.town
2022-04-13T15:12:33Z
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@matt @AngharadHafod @stux I haven't heated my home in months. I highly recommend a heating vest (those things for old people/sore muscles, basically a wearable electric blanket). Mine is rated at 100 watts, which is the maximum amount of power it can draw at any given moment, and I haven't needed to use it on any setting but the lowest so far. Indoor temperature hit 15°C at its lowest.Imagine heating just yourself with less than 20 watts on average, instead of >2000 to keep an entire room at a comfortable temperature.The only drawback is being tethered to a power outlet, but that's pretty minor. One tends to get cold when sitting down for a longer period of time, and that's exactly when being tethered isn't a problem.And if it really is a problem, there's also vests that run on a power bank.
(DIR) Post #AIWcEZa5jOhKgX06VM by grob@mstdn.social
2022-04-17T01:39:40Z
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@stuxMaybe you already have it: a lowflow shower head with 6 liters per minute or less is a very good investment to lower energy cost. You can check your shower head by putting the water tap at max pressure (cold is fine :blob_cat_mlem: ) and fill up any vessel with known volume. If it takes 1 minute to fill 6 liters you're already set! Larger vessels are more accurate of course, 10 liter buckets work well and are common! There is similar stuff for the sink also. Happy saving!@matt @AngharadHafod