Dont you have to inform your insurance as its a change from the spec?
I have bose nr headphones
You don't have to do that for tyres.
It is not noisy at all and unlike my dell it is not getting really hot on top but it is blowing quite a lot of hot air...
How is it Yoni?
Gotta have space for a dishwasherWe'll be moving out of this place in a couple of years and renting it out. The less white goods we've got for tenants to break the better.
Plus, no space.
Too small. Tucked the washing machine away.Gotta have space for a dishwasher
Dont talk about tucking yr missus away like thatToo small. Tucked the washing machine away.
Next house.
So had a little time with this now. Firstly, our heating is on less than it was, because it's on when we need it rather than when the old thermostat timer put it on. Our hours at home vary, so the old timer was set to when we are "mostly" home.
Secondly, after a week of using the Nest I turned the heating down 1 degree C, from 21 to 20. This has made the heating come on, on average, 2 hours less per day. I was quite shocked at that result. So all in all well worth the money.
First raid on it tonight in hotel will feedback after
Wouldnt work for me igo out without my phone most ofthetime unless its work hours.Well there's two elements to the install , the thermostat and the boiler receiver. The thermostat is easy, either wire up to your existing thermostat (low voltage) wiring, or get the Nest stand and simply plug into a socket via mini usb (what we did as we didn't have any wiring). The wiring diagram is easy to follow.
The receiver is another thing. There's a wiring diagram, but, there's plenty of wires in the boiler. I wasn't confident enough to do the job. I was having the heating serviced anyway so just had my "friendly" heating guy do the receiver part (extra £30). He had been on the Nest course, but it took him two goes with the wiring to get it right
You can buy the nest with installation as part of the package and an approved fitter does the install, and checks your boiler meets the regs.
Once fitted, connect to your wireless network, sign up for a Nest account and install the app. I then "invited" Mrs Yuck via the app so she also can control it and it knows if she comes home. There's quite a few settings that you can mess about with either on the Nest itself or via the app.
I myself don't find this nerdy or awesome but the cooks amongst you might (@Lamp?).
Bought some pans and a frying pan to go in the new kitchen - finally throwing away the stuff I bought before I went to University. Fooking expensive (the frying pan alone was about a hundred quid). But now I can I always try buy quality, and you can tell they are.
Then the bird suggested throwing away all of our plates whilst we were at it because she likes cornishware (and to be fair, all our crockery, bar not a single piece, is chipped).
So, she's had a kitchen, two bathrooms, pans and plates out of my skint ass in the past month. I doubt it will stop her moaning about the washing up tho
