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i remember a few years ago where it rained nearly every day for all the 6 week summer holidays due to britain being stuck with the low pressure storms due to the position of the jet stream.just got to get out there and work in it.
its awful here at the moment.heavy rain and windy.no chance of working in this.however im not writing the day off.its forecast to clear up late morning/this afternoon so a good 5 hours work later on and itll be a successful day.luckily i have a few customers having building work done that are due this week so it lightens my workload a bit.my round(all 350+ customers)are up to date but this particular run of work needs to be completed this week to keep me on track.
Well I was moaning about my round being messed up. Even more now. No way can I work in this. Just tried doing a house with a conny and its covered in bits and won't rinse off the rain just keeps slapping more bits back on.
Another advantage of a tank full of hot water (regardless how somebody heats it, as thats not the intent of this post!)Its a great radiator so for instance i have two hats, lol it keeps my waterproof hood on whilst allowing me to see.But one hat (the peak of the hat gets soaked) will be drying whilst im wearing the other. Plus any cloths or eben the coat whilst im having lunch for instance.
Its not that dark lol, using reflection of my tinted back windows. But yep out working ☺ and earningBut i am working on the round which is 5 mins away from the tobys carvery so guess where im heading at 12 for a needed break n warm meal!! Before continuing
Quote from: nathankaye on July 26, 2017, 10:51:22 amAnother advantage of a tank full of hot water (regardless how somebody heats it, as thats not the intent of this post!)Its a great radiator so for instance i have two hats, lol it keeps my waterproof hood on whilst allowing me to see.But one hat (the peak of the hat gets soaked) will be drying whilst im wearing the other. Plus any cloths or eben the coat whilst im having lunch for instance.How can an insulated tank be a good radiator ?