Electricity consumption at home, what is your consumption?

2020-11-12 11:30:44

Other than that, we have had nothing but fog and no sun for weeks.

Keep your eyes open when choosing a property! ;-)

2020-11-12 14:46:59

I find 20 degrees in the bedroom too warm! Ideally, it's 18 degrees there. The other rooms upstairs 22 degrees.

How does your stove work to get heat upstairs at all? It actually has to be water-heated, otherwise it doesn't work. Or do you have heat flaps installed upstairs? I imagine that to be very complicated.

Otherwise, the price of wood is of course cheap and you can definitely save. But it would be too stupid for me to heat with wood every day. That would then be an obligation and that wouldn't be fun anymore :). But today I’m stoking the fire again!

Other than that, we’ve had only fog and no sun for weeks. Solar yields are zero. Actually, it's like that every year. That’s why I always consider photovoltaics to be not so economical....

Then we are probably Danube neighbors :)
Here also just fog for 2 weeks...

I also don’t know how you can heat with just a fireplace. When the fireplace runs for 6 hours here, the temperature only rises by about 0.8°. The fireplace stands in the middle and also distributes the heat to the attic via the stairwell. But you definitely can’t warm the basement with a fireplace on the ground floor :)

The sun actually heats significantly stronger. When it’s sunny, all the blinds are up, then there are about +2° more in the whole house.

2020-11-12 16:02:49

Turn on the internet, the temperature in the bedroom should be 18 degrees. In theory. In practice, everyone has a different comfort temperature. For me, 20 degrees in the bedroom is enough. The kids don’t complain either. Yes, the basement is at 18.9 degrees, it is fully insulated and the basement floor feels (strangely) pleasant even when the heating is off. It doesn’t get colder there. Last winter, with 0 degrees outside, it was still 18 degrees there. On the ground floor (which is an open 55 sqm living, kitchen, dining area) it is currently 22.5 degrees.

2020-11-12 16:12:55

20 degrees in the bedroom feels too warm to me! ideal there is 18 degrees. Other rooms on the upper floor 22 degrees.

How does your stove work to get heat to the upper floor at all? it actually has to be water-based, otherwise it doesn't work. Or do you have heat flaps installed upstairs? I imagine that is very complicated.

Otherwise, the wood price is of course cheap and you can definitely save. But it would be too annoying for me to heat with wood every day. That would then be a duty and then it’s no longer fun :). But today I’m stoking the fire again!

Otherwise, we’ve had nothing but fog and no sun for weeks. Solar yields are zero. It’s actually like that every year. That’s why I always consider photovoltaics not so economical....

Yes, you’re right about that. It’s a complete fiasco with photovoltaics. Tomorrow will be a good day.

You know the staircase is open and the chimney runs straight up in the middle.
Now that there’s no sun, we stoke the fire from 5:30 am to 9 pm, but you have to be up for that.

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2020-11-12 16:49:16

Yes, you’re right about that. It’s a complete tragedy with the photovoltaics. Tomorrow will be a good day.

You know the staircase is open and the chimney goes up in the middle.
Now that the sun isn’t shining, we have to stoke from 5:30 AM to 9 PM, but you really have to be up for that.

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Is there a fire behind the dirty fireplace glass? :D

2020-11-12 17:00:56

Is there a fire behind the dirty fireplace glass? :D

:) You bet. I've decided to clean it only every two weeks or when I feel like having a flame show.

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