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A £450 FAUX COAL FIRE
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Goes well with the faux cat.
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With all your free electricity, wouldn't it be cheaper to *be* warm rather than *look* warm?
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I am keeping the gas CH in case we have a power cut.
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And what will run the pump on the boiler?
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ah - you might be in for a nastly surprise. Gas boilers need electricity to run - as does the circulation pump.
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Dunno, but the CH stays on during power cuts - gravity feed?
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I wouldn't call £450 faux coal.
Cheers
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UPS - those things that run computers. I have my lighting running off it (mainly to make the LED bulbs last longer as it regulates the voltage).
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Looks more like wood to me.
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Looks more like faux wood to me.
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It does, but we didn't burn wood in 1963.
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Crikey - £450 : you must be really well off.
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How is that relevant?
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It looks like a modern log burner, but the coal paraphernalia makes it nostalgic.
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Does it make noises like a fire?
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It's a nice thing to have in a home. You would not know about nice things to have in a home.
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I prefer mine to yours.
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On Tuesday, 31 January 2017 19:49:25 UTC, James Wilkinson Sword wrote: t?
It hums a bit.
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That wouldn't fool me. I'd want crackling.