Relationship Chat Thread Part 6 (arrangement, female, call, picture)

[mrstewart]

Originally Posted by Jays1983

You really need to get yourself a radiant space heater. Very efficient, just make sure it's within line-of-sight of where you are sitting/sleeping.

It's -23 here tonight (-50 or so wind chill) and I have my heat cranked with a space heater going.

My house is so old the electrical current is not strong enough to keep it running The darn thing always blows a fuse Darn!

[wigirl920]

Originally Posted by mrstewart

Yeah, well, I wanted to make sure...sometimes the obvious is not so obvious Some of the more literal thinkers would come to haunt me

That, and some people (like ME) don't always read a post thoroughly....like the fan/ceiling fan thing

Originally Posted by Jays1983

You really need to get yourself a radiant space heater. Very efficient, just make sure it's within line-of-sight of where you are sitting/sleeping.

It's -23 here tonight (-50 or so wind chill) and I have my heat cranked with a space heater going.

Yikes! It's not even that cold here.

[yankeegirl313]

Originally Posted by mrstewart

My house is so old the electrical current is not strong enough to keep it running The darn thing always blows a fuse Darn!

Our heater will not shut off! Not looking forward to the electric bill.

[mrstewart]

Originally Posted by wigirl920

That, and some people (like ME) don't always read a post thoroughly....like the fan/ceiling fan thing

Yikes! It's not even that cold here.

I didn't even think about that!

[Jays1983]

Originally Posted by mrstewart

My house is so old the electrical current is not strong enough to keep it running The darn thing always blows a fuse Darn!

Well each outlet should be giving a constant current of 110 volts. If not, you need to have an electrician test all the outlets and do a once over on the circuit breaker box.

I'm guessing it's the space heater that is not doing so well. Also, I'm guessing it's not blowing fuses, it's just tripping a breaker.

[Jays1983]

Originally Posted by wigirl920

That, and some people (like ME) don't always read a post thoroughly....like the fan/ceiling fan thing

Yikes! It's not even that cold here.

Yeah, it's bad. Did you see the little guy in my profile? He can't even be out for more than a few minutes at a time before his legs start tightening up. It really sucks.

[mrstewart]

Originally Posted by Jays1983

Well each outlet should be giving a constant current of 110 volts. If not, you need to have an electrician test all the outlets and do a once over on the circuit breaker box.

I'm guessing it's the space heater that is not doing so well. Also, I'm guessing it's not blowing fuses, it's just tripping a breaker.

You are right! It is tripping the breaker! If I have anything else on in the zone where the heater is running the darn thing turns off the whole zone....what a bummer

[wigirl920]

Originally Posted by Jays1983

Yeah, it's bad. Did you see the little guy in my profile? He can't even be out for more than a few minutes at a time before his legs start tightening up. It really sucks.

You or the pup? haha j/k

Poor thing....

[Jays1983]

Originally Posted by mrstewart

You are right! It is tripping the breaker! If I have anything else on in the zone where the heater is running the darn thing turns off the whole zone....what a bummer

What room are you pluggin it in to? and how many breakers do you have? (i.e. should be a kitchen, laundry room, bathroom, HVAC, etc etc.)

You may need to just run an extension cord from a room (most likely a bedroom) so it won't overload anything.

[Jays1983]

Originally Posted by wigirl920

You or the pup? haha j/k

Poor thing....

Me, talking about an old football injury. you dork