It's too hot :(

[robfosters]

It's above 20, it's too hot.

You’re weird

 

[tonys]

The only trouble with air conditioning is it pumps heat to the outside therefore increasing the problem of global warming, passive cooling is a much better option but very few house are actually designed with that in mind

 

[Uther]

Wasn’t even hot today

23c here today,I was sweating on my walk. Supposed to get up to 25-26c tomorrow, then drop again for the weekend with showers.

 

[squerble]

You’re weird

You do realise you're in the "too hot" thread, right?

 

[tonys]

I'm too hot after 18°c

 

[squerble]

Doesn't help that the dew point is at 15C or above, going to hit 18C tomorrow - that's really going to make it feel horribly warm and humid tomorrow it feels humid enough now.

 

[tonys]

Supposed to reach 26°C tomorrow and 17°C overnight,

 

[throwaway4372]

it was ridic hot today
and all the flying ants knew it too

 

[gingergundog]

Supposed to reach 26°C tomorrow and 17°C overnight,

Only 23 here in SE which is not too bad.

 

[uscool]

26c inside now annoyingly uncomfortable. Will bring out the fan again , supposedly warmer tomorrow

 

[robfosters]

26c inside now annoyingly uncomfortable. Will bring out the fan again , supposedly warmer tomorrow

Why don’t you just buy an air con?

 

[gingergundog]

Its the trade off between moaning about it and spending money on it

 

[uscool]

Why don’t you just buy an air con?

Because I don't wanna waste money on it and electric isn't free

Don't see the point when most of the year is cooler anyway

 

[AndyCr15]

Because I don't wanna waste money on it and electric isn't free

Don't see the point when most of the year is cooler anyway

But... this is one of the coolest summers (July and Aug so far) we've had in a long time and you're struggling to deal with it. I wouldn't say it's a waste of money.

You do realise you're in the "too hot" thread, right?

Yes, we really should only use it when it is actually 'too hot'

 

[delta0]

The only trouble with air conditioning is it pumps heat to the outside therefore increasing the problem of global warming, passive cooling is a much better option but very few house are actually designed with that in mind

It moves the thermal energy from inside the building to outside. That’s not going cause global warming. However the emissions from the electricity used to cause this will.

 

[uscool]

But... this is one of the coolest summers (July and Aug so far) we've had in a long time and you're struggling to deal with it. I wouldn't say it's a waste of money.

Yes, we really should only use it when it is actually 'too hot'

Nothing like last summer so fan is enough I ain't expecting it to last long

When the time comes if it starts lasting longer I might rethink

 

[robfosters]

But... this is one of the coolest summers (July and Aug so far) we've had in a long time and you're struggling to deal with it. I wouldn't say it's a waste of money.

Yes, we really should only use it when it is actually 'too hot'

Is he really struggling though or is he a bit of a drama Queen?

 

[robfosters]

Nothing like last summer so fan is enough I ain't expecting it to last long

When the time comes if it starts lasting longer I might rethink

Well if a fan is enough to keep you cool, why the constant moaning about it being barely 20 degrees!

 

[AndyCr15]

I wonder what response I would get in the 'its too cold' thread if I moaned about it being too cold in my house, but that I didn't want to waste money on heating?

 

[uscool]

Well if a fan is enough to keep you cool, why the constant moaning about it being barely 20 degrees!

Sorry If it troubles you I'll try to moan less , it's 26c by the way and yes I find 20c hot we are all different

Do we have it's too cold thread ?