Thanks to whoever it was here who recommended it he went to Falcon yesterday
and bought one, he's drilling a wall as I type to fit one of the controls
there are three little boxes as well as the fan!).

Although it hasn't been tested yet I'm sure we'll be pleased with it. He
bought the all singing all dancing low wattage, low voltage version. What's
more, they gave him a discount without asking!

When he's finished that he'll have a reason to test the fugi :-)

Mary

On Sun, 26 Feb 2006 17:59:22 -0000, "Mary Fisher"
wrote:

Thanks to whoever it was here who recommended it he went to Falcon yesterday
and bought one, he's drilling a wall as I type to fit one of the controls
there are three little boxes as well as the fan!).

Although it hasn't been tested yet I'm sure we'll be pleased with it. He
bought the all singing all dancing low wattage, low voltage version. What's
more, they gave him a discount without asking!

Too easy. Whatever they offer, always ask for more.



When he's finished that he'll have a reason to test the fugi :-)

Mary


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On Sun, 26 Feb 2006 17:59:22 -0000, "Mary Fisher"
wrote:

Thanks to whoever it was here who recommended it he went to Falcon
yesterday
and bought one, he's drilling a wall as I type to fit one of the controls
there are three little boxes as well as the fan!).

Although it hasn't been tested yet I'm sure we'll be pleased with it. He
bought the all singing all dancing low wattage, low voltage version.
What's
more, they gave him a discount without asking!

Too easy. Whatever they offer, always ask for more.

Why?

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On Sun, 26 Feb 2006 17:59:22 -0000, "Mary Fisher"
wrote:

Thanks to whoever it was here who recommended it he went to Falcon
yesterday
and bought one, he's drilling a wall as I type to fit one of the controls
there are three little boxes as well as the fan!).

Although it hasn't been tested yet I'm sure we'll be pleased with it. He
bought the all singing all dancing low wattage, low voltage version.
What's
more, they gave him a discount without asking!

Too easy. Whatever they offer, always ask for more.

Why?

Because you live in Yorkshire.

Adam

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On Sun, 26 Feb 2006 17:59:22 -0000, "Mary Fisher"
wrote:

Thanks to whoever it was here who recommended it he went to Falcon
yesterday
and bought one, he's drilling a wall as I type to fit one of the
controls
there are three little boxes as well as the fan!).

Although it hasn't been tested yet I'm sure we'll be pleased with it. He
bought the all singing all dancing low wattage, low voltage version.
What's
more, they gave him a discount without asking!

Too easy. Whatever they offer, always ask for more.

Why?

Because you live in Yorkshire.

That's meaningless unless you explain.

Adam

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On Sun, 26 Feb 2006 17:59:22 -0000, "Mary Fisher"
wrote:

Thanks to whoever it was here who recommended it he went to Falcon
yesterday
and bought one, he's drilling a wall as I type to fit one of the
controls
there are three little boxes as well as the fan!).

Although it hasn't been tested yet I'm sure we'll be pleased with it.
He
bought the all singing all dancing low wattage, low voltage version.
What's
more, they gave him a discount without asking!

Too easy. Whatever they offer, always ask for more.

Why?

Because you live in Yorkshire.

That's meaningless unless you explain.

Yorkshire people (like us) are supposed to be tighter than the Scots and
looking for a bargain.
And whatever a wholesaler offers as an opening discount is usually in their
favour by a large margin.

Adam

PS Next time you need a fan fitted let me know and you (well your spouse)
can borrow my core drill if you want.

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On Sun, 26 Feb 2006 17:59:22 -0000, "Mary Fisher"
wrote:

Thanks to whoever it was here who recommended it he went to Falcon
yesterday
and bought one, he's drilling a wall as I type to fit one of the
controls
there are three little boxes as well as the fan!).

Although it hasn't been tested yet I'm sure we'll be pleased with it.
He
bought the all singing all dancing low wattage, low voltage version.
What's
more, they gave him a discount without asking!

Too easy. Whatever they offer, always ask for more.

Why?

Because you live in Yorkshire.

That's meaningless unless you explain.

Yorkshire people (like us) are supposed to be tighter than the Scots and
looking for a bargain.
And whatever a wholesaler offers as an opening discount is usually in
their favour by a large margin.

shrug

Still a lower price than the Vent Axia one, which were were perfectly happy
to pay. We're not into haggling. At our age what would we spend the 'saving'
on? In fact, what would anyone spend the 'saving' on? We haven't put the
discount into a cocoa tin on the mantlepiece ...


PS Next time you need a fan fitted let me know and you (well your spouse)
can borrow my core drill if you want.

It was fitted into the existing air brick which has housed a conventional
pull cord fan for years so no drill was needed except to make small screw
holes to mount the fan housing into a cover plate.

Thank you, but I imagine that he has everything he could need anyway. If he
didn't he'd rather buy equipment of his own or borrow from a son - the
family is a communal resource.

He's now gone for a shower to test it!

Mary

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He's now gone for a shower to test it!

It worked! I don't know why we were surprised but it was quite a shock when
it came on especially since there was no observable steam in the room. And,
yes, I know that it works on rh and that isn't necessarily observable.

The steam would certainly have been obvious if the fan hadn't done its
stuff.

Mary

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On Sun, 26 Feb 2006 17:59:22 -0000, "Mary Fisher"
wrote:

Thanks to whoever it was here who recommended it he went to Falcon
yesterday
and bought one, he's drilling a wall as I type to fit one of the
controls
there are three little boxes as well as the fan!).

Although it hasn't been tested yet I'm sure we'll be pleased with it.
He
bought the all singing all dancing low wattage, low voltage version.
What's
more, they gave him a discount without asking!

Too easy. Whatever they offer, always ask for more.

Why?

Because you live in Yorkshire.

That's meaningless unless you explain.

Yorkshire people (like us) are supposed to be tighter than the Scots and
looking for a bargain.
And whatever a wholesaler offers as an opening discount is usually in
their favour by a large margin.

shrug

Still a lower price than the Vent Axia one, which were were perfectly happy
to pay. We're not into haggling. At our age what would we spend the 'saving'
on? In fact, what would anyone spend the 'saving' on? We haven't put the
discount into a cocoa tin on the mantlepiece ...

Just think of it as your duty to spend the money in order to stop the
wheels falling off the economy.

MBQ

On Sun, 26 Feb 2006 22:33:07 -0000, "Mary Fisher"
wrote:

We're not into haggling. At our age what would we spend the 'saving'
on? In fact, what would anyone spend the 'saving' on?

The supermarkets must love you!

sponix

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Just think of it as your duty to spend the money in order to stop the
wheels falling off the economy.

If the economy depended on us there wouldn't be one.We hardly buy anything
which has been pre-manufactured.

You lot are having to make up for us :-)

Mary

MBQ

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On Sun, 26 Feb 2006 22:33:07 -0000, "Mary Fisher"
wrote:

We're not into haggling. At our age what would we spend the 'saving'
on? In fact, what would anyone spend the 'saving' on?

The supermarkets must love you!

They don't. We don't shop at supermarkets - except ocasionally at Waitrose!

Mary

sponix

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We're not into haggling. At our age what would we spend the 'saving'
on? In fact, what would anyone spend the 'saving' on?

Charitable donations?

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Mike Barnes

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In uk.d-i-y, Mary Fisher wrote:
We're not into haggling. At our age what would we spend the 'saving'
on? In fact, what would anyone spend the 'saving' on?

Charitable donations?

Is that what people do when they BOGOF?


Mary

--
Mike Barnes