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Outrunner wrote:I'm out. Of all the things to knock me out it's the side effects from my booster jab. Feel cold and shivery and extra layers just aren't cutting it.

Isn't the feeling cold and shivery meaning you have a temperature? Layering yourself up is just going to make you hotter, isn't that the worst thing you could do?

It could be Stayfever

Qikz wrote:

Outrunner wrote:I'm out. Of all the things to knock me out it's the side effects from my booster jab. Feel cold and shivery and extra layers just aren't cutting it.

Isn't the feeling cold and shivery meaning you have a temperature? Layering yourself up is just going to make you hotter, isn't that the worst thing you could do?

It means the body is trying to create a temperature. Keeping warm with a blanket should be fine. Otherwise the temperature will just be raised by the shivering.

Zerudaaaaa! wrote:

Qikz wrote:

Outrunner wrote:I'm out. Of all the things to knock me out it's the side effects from my booster jab. Feel cold and shivery and extra layers just aren't cutting it.

Isn't the feeling cold and shivery meaning you have a temperature? Layering yourself up is just going to make you hotter, isn't that the worst thing you could do?

It means the body is trying to create a temperature. Keeping warm with a blanket should be fine. Otherwise the temperature will just be raised by the shivering.

Well I didn't die! Thanks for the concern though Qikz (genuinely, no sarcasm). I was fine wrapped up with the heating on and I just slept most of the day. I feel better now, still a little chilly but not feeling as ill as I did this morning. I'm genuinely more bothered about going on the wall of shame.

Outrunner wrote: I'm genuinely more bothered about going on the wall of shame.

Don't worry about that. It's not been updated since September.

Bumping the thread into 2022. Very tempted to pop the heating on today... temperature in the flat is currently 17.6c.

Ooh toasty!

I failed this weeks ago, central heating back on with the thermostat set to 19 mainly because we get really cold mornings. Once the house gets up to temperature it usually clicks off again so it's not too bad.

Clarkman wrote:Bumping the thread into 2022. Very tempted to pop the heating on today... temperature in the flat is currently 17.6c.

Worst "I can afford heating and warmth under the Tory leadership" posts ever

Barnsy! wrote:

Clarkman wrote:Bumping the thread into 2022. Very tempted to pop the heating on today... temperature in the flat is currently 17.6c.

Worst "I can afford heating and warmth under the Tory leadership" posts ever

The peasants can freeze

Clarkman wrote:

Barnsy! wrote:

Clarkman wrote:Bumping the thread into 2022. Very tempted to pop the heating on today... temperature in the flat is currently 17.6c.

Worst "I can afford heating and warmth under the Tory leadership" posts ever

The peasants can freeze

The real means test is do we have any AGA owners on the forum?

I’ve had it off all summer but I noticed a bit of a chill the other day so I put it at 30 mins every morning alone. Back to pleasant climes

It’s cold today so I opened the windows to make it colder so I could get used to it. Will be a treat to close the window!

I have put our heating on this week, though set to a relatively low temperature, so it isn't heating up often yet.

I admire those who can cope with lower temperatures. Once it starts to drop, my feet turn to ice, which triggers regular cramp in my calf muscles. Every winter I go through periods of limping because the cramp has become so bad. I know there are many people with much worse conditions than that, who simply can not afford the rising heating bills, which is very sad.

Interesting that this has been bumped, we turned ours on for the first time two days ago.

I will update the OP at some point I'm sure

jiggles wrote:I’ve had it off all summer

Locking this to force someone to make a new thread instead