I can GUARANTEE you it wouldn't be comfortable to work in here today without some sort of heat sourse!!!!
Fireplace in a shed?!
Mar 04, 2019
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yes I got a complete set of new white hotel wear I use at the caravan ......those calor gas bottles are tempting
I have made an error, I meant 8x6 feet! We use feet and metres in the UK.... This is why I was confused as to them having a fireplace in such a small building.
Get a young lad to cuddle you.
Somebody threw away calor gas bottles?! You can return them for money can't you?
I provide the heat from manual work and several of the machines are 3hp or so. It rarely drops below 10C over night. My preferences would be for female company as it happens.
Not round here you can't
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Take them to a Calor centre ffs. They cost money to make, they want them back.
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Oooh kinky!
My bath is much too small and the bathroom is not big enough for a big one and as I live in a semi rural area with tons of wood I have been entertaining thoughts of an external bath hut with a wood burner water heater,( need a "round tuit" )
Just take a cold bath, soap works in cold water.
Did you laugh or vomit?
What about the other bodily fluids?
Washing with soap is a chemical process, and chemical reactions are faster at higher temperatures. Why do you think washing machines have heaters in them?
Why do you think washing machines have a cold wash selection? Why do you think Germans all wash with cold water? Design the soap right, you don't need heat.
Nothing but cold water wash for the last 8 or 10 years. no problems - except you need to run a special cleaner in hot water to get rid of corrosive soap buildup on some machines (LG foe sure!!!"
I've been doing it for more than 45 years now.
One minor irritation is with the dark blue T shirts I now wear all the time, with powdered detergent you end up with a quite visible scum in bands due to the detergent not dissolving completely. Not visible on any of the other stuff that gets washed, just the dark blue T shirts.
Easily fixed by using a liquid detergent you can see thru.
Don't get that with either of the two top loaders I have used.
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