Central heating using radiators in an open plan house with high ceilings
 

The Natural Philosopher wrote
Jerry Built wrote:
The Natural Philosopher wrote:
Jerry Built wrote:
I hate UFH. It is horrible. Ghastly. I would not like t
live in a house which has it.
patently, you never have.
Is that one of your past-times, then - "statin' the bleedin'
obvious" ?

So: We establish that despite never having lived in a house
with UFH, long enough to critically assess it, you maintain a
strong prejudice against it

What a stupid statement. You (WE? Hah!) have not "established"
anything. I have enough experience of houses with UFH to form
an opinion. "I hate UFH. It is horrible. Ghastly. I would not
like to live in a house which has it".


J.B.

Central heating using radiators in an open plan house with high ceilings
 

"The Natural Philosopher" wrote
| No, but one of my pastimes, which I have indulged since times past - or
| in and from past times, is correcting other peoples extraordinary grammar.

people's

| So: We

So: we

Owain

Central heating using radiators in an open plan house with high ceilings
 

Owain wrote:

"The Natural Philosopher" wrote
| No, but one of my pastimes, which I have indulged since times past - or
| in and from past times, is correcting other peoples extraordinary grammar.

people's



Or peoples'


| So: We

So: we



Arguable.


Owain

Central heating using radiators in an open plan house with high ceilings
 

"The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message
...
Owain wrote:

"The Natural Philosopher" wrote
| No, but one of my pastimes, which I have indulged since times past -
or
| in and from past times, is correcting other peoples extraordinary
grammar.

people's



Or peoples'

But not "peoples"

Central heating using radiators in an open plan house with high ceilings
 

IMM wrote:

With decent insulation, and a house that is reasonably well air-tight with

You suffocate.....

--
Chris Green

Central heating using radiators in an open plan house with high ceilings
 

wrote in message ...
IMM wrote:

With decent insulation, and a house that is reasonably well air-tight
with

You suffocate.....

half of Canada and all of Scandinavia must be dead then.

Central heating using radiators in an open plan house with high ceilings
 

IMM wrote:

wrote in message ...

IMM wrote:

With decent insulation, and a house that is reasonably well air-tight

with

You suffocate.....


half of Canada and all of Scandinavia must be dead then.



No, it just smells that way.