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  • blackpool72
    blackpool72 Posts: 23,668
    clb74 said:
    Off_it said:
    clb74 said:
    Why does it just have too be season ticket holder or buy match by match?
    Why is it not possible to do a 10 game ticket for the season?

    Looks like the heat has got to someone!
    I've not even had a beer yet.
    As you only drink Fosters you can't use that as an excuse. 
  • Callumcafc
    Callumcafc Posts: 63,763
    edited July 2022
    72,000 people died across Europe from the 2003 heatwave. Temperatures likely to be higher through coming days. People need to take this seriously.

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2003_European_heat_wave
  • swordfish
    swordfish Posts: 4,234
    edited July 2022
    Can't believe we've not seen an image of Paula Fisch yet, (Caroline Aherne - sadly missed) ......... "EL SCORCHIO" 🌞
  • Daarrzzetbum
    Daarrzzetbum Posts: 1,236
    Out in Vouvant, Vendee France, been bloody, bloody hot all week
  • Blackheathen
    Blackheathen Posts: 6,655
    Just trying to help 😄
  • CharltonKerry
    CharltonKerry Posts: 2,958
    A couple of tips. Put a bowl of water in front of a fan or for even better cooling put a lump of ice in front of a fan, both work well if your overheating or can’t sleep although the fan noise might keep you awake instead of the heat 😀.
  • DaveMehmet
    DaveMehmet Posts: 21,595
    CharltonKerry said:
    A couple of tips. Put a bowl of water in front of a fan or for even better cooling put a lump of ice in front of a fan, both work well if your overheating or can’t sleep although the fan noise might keep you awake instead of the heat 😀.
    The cost of running an electric fan all night will probably keep you awake!
  • clb74
    clb74 Posts: 10,824
    edited July 2022
    Might help in my house if the wife allowed a few windows to be open.
    Just got in from a walk and it's like a sweat box indoors 
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  • aliwibble
    aliwibble Posts: 26,277
    Tell her the recommendation on the forecast yesterday was to have the windows open now while it's relatively cool, but keep them closed once it starts to warm up (probably by about 10am ?) as the outside temperature is going to be a lot hotter than the inside one.
    While I'm here, I saw a list circulating on twitter yesterday of various medications that can increase your risk of heat exhaustion or heat stroke, including certain SSRIs, blood pressure medications, gabapentin etc. I've no idea how accurate it is, but it's worth checking the paper inserts that come with any medication you're taking to see if that's mentioned as an issue.
  • Curbsgoldenera
    Curbsgoldenera Posts: 3,205
    Running cold water on your wrists, a bowl of cold water for your feet and a cold towel around your neck all tips to cool down
  • clb74
    clb74 Posts: 10,824
    aliwibble said:
    Tell her the recommendation on the forecast yesterday was to have the windows open now while it's relatively cool, but keep them closed once it starts to warm up (probably by about 10am ?) as the outside temperature is going to be a lot hotter than the inside one.
    While I'm here, I saw a list circulating on twitter yesterday of various medications that can increase your risk of heat exhaustion or heat stroke, including certain SSRIs, blood pressure medications, gabapentin etc. I've no idea how accurate it is, but it's worth checking the paper inserts that come with any medication you're taking to see if that's mentioned as an issue.
    We did see that on the weather forecast.
    The problem is the wife wants to keep the flys out.
  • Baldybonce
    Baldybonce Posts: 9,640
    I'll just hang around in Sainsburys Charlton all day. It's like a freezer.
  • blackpool72
    blackpool72 Posts: 23,668
    clb74 said:
    aliwibble said:
    Tell her the recommendation on the forecast yesterday was to have the windows open now while it's relatively cool, but keep them closed once it starts to warm up (probably by about 10am ?) as the outside temperature is going to be a lot hotter than the inside one.
    While I'm here, I saw a list circulating on twitter yesterday of various medications that can increase your risk of heat exhaustion or heat stroke, including certain SSRIs, blood pressure medications, gabapentin etc. I've no idea how accurate it is, but it's worth checking the paper inserts that come with any medication you're taking to see if that's mentioned as an issue.
    We did see that on the weather forecast.
    The problem is the wife wants to keep the flys out.
    Leave your socks outside then
  • aliwibble
    aliwibble Posts: 26,277
    clb74 said:
    aliwibble said:
    Tell her the recommendation on the forecast yesterday was to have the windows open now while it's relatively cool, but keep them closed once it starts to warm up (probably by about 10am ?) as the outside temperature is going to be a lot hotter than the inside one.
    While I'm here, I saw a list circulating on twitter yesterday of various medications that can increase your risk of heat exhaustion or heat stroke, including certain SSRIs, blood pressure medications, gabapentin etc. I've no idea how accurate it is, but it's worth checking the paper inserts that come with any medication you're taking to see if that's mentioned as an issue.
    We did see that on the weather forecast.
    The problem is the wife wants to keep the flys out.
    Do you have sash windows or ones with a handle? You can get fairly cheap flyscreen material from amazon on same day delivery, but it's a bit fiddly to apply if you're having to work around a handle. I've found it an absolute godsend in this weather though, as I can leave my window open all night without suffering a massive bug invasion.
  • stackitsteve
    stackitsteve Posts: 12,102
    aliwibble said:
    Tell her the recommendation on the forecast yesterday was to have the windows open now while it's relatively cool, but keep them closed once it starts to warm up (probably by about 10am ?) as the outside temperature is going to be a lot hotter than the inside one.
    While I'm here, I saw a list circulating on twitter yesterday of various medications that can increase your risk of heat exhaustion or heat stroke, including certain SSRIs, blood pressure medications, gabapentin etc. I've no idea how accurate it is, but it's worth checking the paper inserts that come with any medication you're taking to see if that's mentioned as an issue.
    Unless you live in a new build.
    Bloody impossible to lower the temperature in any hot weather never mind the impending doom of the next few days.  :(
  • clb74
    clb74 Posts: 10,824
    aliwibble said:
    clb74 said:
    aliwibble said:
    Tell her the recommendation on the forecast yesterday was to have the windows open now while it's relatively cool, but keep them closed once it starts to warm up (probably by about 10am ?) as the outside temperature is going to be a lot hotter than the inside one.
    While I'm here, I saw a list circulating on twitter yesterday of various medications that can increase your risk of heat exhaustion or heat stroke, including certain SSRIs, blood pressure medications, gabapentin etc. I've no idea how accurate it is, but it's worth checking the paper inserts that come with any medication you're taking to see if that's mentioned as an issue.
    We did see that on the weather forecast.
    The problem is the wife wants to keep the flys out.
    Do you have sash windows or ones with a handle? You can get fairly cheap flyscreen material from amazon on same day delivery, but it's a bit fiddly to apply if you're having to work around a handle. I've found it an absolute godsend in this weather though, as I can leave my window open all night without suffering a massive bug invasion.
    I see a big problem with this.
    With the football season approaching fast, who will the wife get to put them up?
  • MrOneLung
    MrOneLung Posts: 26,846
    Have turned the hot tub down from 41 to 38 degrees for later.  
  • Sillybilly
    Sillybilly Posts: 9,234
    Scorchio on the Isle of Wight but a nice cooling breeze off the sea. Having two foot thick stone walls can be a blessing. It’s nice and relatively cool indoors. Nothing more strenuous today than lifting a tinny or two watching the golf. Good luck if you are out/need to do anything arduous. 
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  • Covered End
    Covered End Posts: 51,989
    clb74 said:
    aliwibble said:
    Tell her the recommendation on the forecast yesterday was to have the windows open now while it's relatively cool, but keep them closed once it starts to warm up (probably by about 10am ?) as the outside temperature is going to be a lot hotter than the inside one.
    While I'm here, I saw a list circulating on twitter yesterday of various medications that can increase your risk of heat exhaustion or heat stroke, including certain SSRIs, blood pressure medications, gabapentin etc. I've no idea how accurate it is, but it's worth checking the paper inserts that come with any medication you're taking to see if that's mentioned as an issue.
    We did see that on the weather forecast.
    The problem is the wife wants to keep the flys out.
    You see this is the trouble when you move closer to Selhurst Park.
  • clb74
    clb74 Posts: 10,824
    Covered End said:
    clb74 said:
    aliwibble said:
    Tell her the recommendation on the forecast yesterday was to have the windows open now while it's relatively cool, but keep them closed once it starts to warm up (probably by about 10am ?) as the outside temperature is going to be a lot hotter than the inside one.
    While I'm here, I saw a list circulating on twitter yesterday of various medications that can increase your risk of heat exhaustion or heat stroke, including certain SSRIs, blood pressure medications, gabapentin etc. I've no idea how accurate it is, but it's worth checking the paper inserts that come with any medication you're taking to see if that's mentioned as an issue.
    We did see that on the weather forecast.
    The problem is the wife wants to keep the flys out.
    You see this is the trouble when you move closer to Selhurst Park.
    Being further into the countryside doesnt help
  • LargeAddick
    LargeAddick Posts: 32,559
    MrOneLung said:
    Have turned the hot tub down from 41 to 38 degrees for later.  
    Think the suggested temperature anyway is 38, turned mine down the other week to 36.
  • ShootersHillGuru
    ShootersHillGuru Posts: 50,619
    I bought a portable air con a couple of years ago. Works a treat in the bedroom at night but the exhaust hose is the real problem. Unless you have sash windows it very tricky setting it up. I use a sheet of ply the size of the double glazed unit with a hole cut in for the hose. They are not truly portable in the true sense of the word.
  • Mendonca In Asdas
    Mendonca In Asdas Posts: 22,650
    edited July 2022
    Just opened the fridge, a fly flew out, not sure if he was relieved to get out, or gutted his cooling place had been discovered!  B)
  • The Prince-e-Paul
    The Prince-e-Paul Posts: 6,688
    Sheffield in the shade. 
  • eaststandmike
    eaststandmike Posts: 14,956
    MrOneLung said:
    Have turned the hot tub down from 41 to 38 degrees for later.  
    Mines been on 36 for a couple of weeks now, how have you been using it at 41???
  • Callumcafc
    Callumcafc Posts: 63,763
    edited July 2022
    Towels and socks in the freezer.

    Running water will probably run hot even from the cold tap.
  • sam3110
    sam3110 Posts: 21,257
    We have a paddling pool on our balcony for the dogs when they get hot.

    Just got a selfie from the wife sitting in it in her bikini with a cocktail in hand
  • WSS
    WSS Posts: 25,070
    sam3110 said:
    We have a paddling pool on our balcony for the dogs when they get hot.

    Just got a selfie from the wife sitting in it in her bikini with a cocktail in hand
    Rule 1.

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