@pony
Oh... seems we have the same model then

@pony@blovice.bahnhof.cz @LukeAlmighty@gameliberty.club no extra electric heat you could turn on?

It's good to have it imo

@ignaloidas @LukeAlmighty i think it's fine? i am not really cold, it's just bit inconvenient

@ignaloidas @pony @LukeAlmighty it would be just the matter of turning a knob if pony lived in a normal apartment building and not some ancient brick horror from 1920

i can recommend an electric heater for emergency heating tho. it's rarely needed, but when you need it you're glad you have it

@piggo@piggo.space @pony@blovice.bahnhof.cz @LukeAlmighty@gameliberty.club Even an ancient brick horror from 1920 can be retrofitted with proper heating system

But yeah, electric heater for emergency/backup heating is good.

@ignaloidas @piggo @LukeAlmighty it's got nice heating, it just often gets low water pressure after i turn it off after the winter and it's super fiddly to fix that

@pony @LukeAlmighty @ignaloidas @piggo
Why do you turn off your heating system in March?

Mine is still enabled (thermostat-controlled, obviously not heating all the time) and will stay enabled probably until May or June.

@wolf480pl @LukeAlmighty @ignaloidas @piggo because it was 20 outside?

@wolf480pl @pony @LukeAlmighty @ignaloidas pone cant afford to stay warm because butter got too expensive

@piggo @pony @LukeAlmighty @ignaloidas
I thought horses hate it when it's more than 4°C tho?

@wolf480pl @piggo @LukeAlmighty @ignaloidas the only problem is my fingers get bit cold

@wolf480pl @pony @LukeAlmighty @ignaloidas horses also like rain, it's probably based on the dew point