[ SECRET POST #4351 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4351 ⌋

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Comments

Re: How do people survive winter without central heating?

[tabaqui]

Get a small jar candle, put it under a clay pot, and put the pot up on a couple of small, flat tiles, so it's elevated about an inch off the floor. Put that under your desk or in a small room where you spend a lot of time, and it will actually generate a lot of heat.

Alternately - electric blanket on the bed, electric throw on your lap, lots of layers, plastic on the windows and open the curtains/blinds on sunny days for the 'greenhouse' effect.

I'd say a space heater, but they tend to be very hard on the electric bill.

Good luck!