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I've found external blinds are a real temperature saver. Blinds/curtains inside can only do so much as the sunlight is getting through... -
So the advice here generally, is "open the windows". :laugh: Here it's been hotter out than in, but the bricks and flat roof are...
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It's warm here, too. 33°C in the shade, and I still have the back garden to strim. But I bought some ice cream this morning.
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MrEd replied to the thread Top tip to reduce pack weight.That’s probably the original source, I didn’t come up with it but it’s a good system -
Sorry ,it’s been sold . Regards James
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Silverclaws2 replied to the thread Coping with the heat..Also don't forget the electrolytes as electrolyte depletion has a role to play in staying cool, fit and healthy. Edited to add ' to... -
Keith_Beef replied to the thread Coping with the heat..When everybody was working from home I was in the attic. I fitted an Inkbird ITC-308 temperature controlled switch and put the probe... -
Herman30 replied to the thread Coping with the heat..In Finland we seldom have very high temps up to 30 C. One summer when it was extremly hot I kept my windows closed and had some 5... -
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I've found external blinds are a real temperature saver. Blinds/curtains inside can only do so much as the sunlight is getting through... -
TTLM replied to the thread Why a Swiss Army Knife..The one edible oil that is least likely to go rancid is coconut oil, it is almost totally saturated so it oxidizes very slowly.
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Hhopper333 reacted to stonepark's post in the thread Mora Companion MG Heavy Duty- Sharpening? with
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The HD is a scandi grind (or flat grind), sharpen 1 side using the entire bevel as a guide until you get a burr on the edge along the... -
TTLM replied to the thread Coping with the heat..Well, the one apparent way is to practice in a sauna, in this case you might want an especially bad one as 35 C is not a real sauna temp. :D
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Pattree replied to the thread Why a Swiss Army Knife..= camellia oil. I’ve just cleaned up a Kama for a friend. The kit includes camellia oil and soft stone. -
Jagged77 replied to the thread Coping with the heat..We bought a couple of portable aircon units a few years ago and haven’t looked back. They are a chunk of money and not cheap to run but...
