What's the cheapest way to heat a room ?

Open the BOTM thread , it generates plenty of heat

A large friction wheel that heats up ussing peddle power

theredchili":eu8vy5qw said:

Open the BOTM thread , it generates plenty of heat

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plenty 'hot air'

Can't beat the good ol boiler & raditors system

Also lived in a flat with under floor heating. Anther sh*t idea.

if this can boil water surely there must be a way of heating up a 'big'metal disc that radiates heat or something
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGHDmmQ97hU

greenstiles":3u8s5t8p said:

A large friction wheel that heats up ussing peddle power

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I've got a set of Tacx training rollers I don't use much if you want to borrow 'em....

David

i like this one
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROF-CImcDkc

What's the cheapest way to heat a room ?...easy..get a load of cyclists in a room..you'd be suprised how much hot air comes out

like it

With the Eco7 thing, first find out what time yours flips and remember that is the GMT time so when on BST remember to alter any timers. The storage heaters run through a different circuit, not sure if it self adjusts.. I remember taking ours storage out and a new board put in, moving to a combi boiler...
Anyway just something to check. You Electricity board should be able to tell you (not the same as your supplier) They should also be able to tell you which of the numbers if night and day. Some can be different
We have a new small white digital box. 1 is night, 2 is day and 3 is combined.
Our old rotary had to individual dials.


check what your DD is set to, they'll tell you if they are changing it. But yes, it's to even out over the year.

[bad_idea]Buy a vented clothes dryer and a dehumidifier.[/bad_idea]
I use an gas heater in the garage when im tinkering with my bikes, Gets the job done actually.