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About to find out the answer. Been hanging paper in the bedroom today and had removed the radiator. In my haste to replace it I cross threaded the nut b***ering up the fitting. I've opened a bottle of wine and decide to tough it out tonight Laughing

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poor you, fancy having to resort to spending a night without heating, will one bottle be enough or shall i send round a couple more. Laughing

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It depends on how old you are and your blood pressure etc. A too cold bedroom ( ie frost on the inside of the windows cold) can be bad for you if you are getting on a bit and /or have high blood pressure. Cold temperatures tend to raise BP anyway.

It's always a good idea to have a window open a crack, more especially with modern houses which tend to be draught-proofed and well-insulated. It prevents condensation as well- always a good thing if you're the one to mop it up !

The same principle applies when going outside in very cold weather; wear a hat anyway and don't go out at all if you have high BP or respiratory problems.

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