Can you clear something up for me?
So I turned off our central heating last week because the outside temp is much warmer than it has been.
Today DH moaning saying ‘it’s turned colder you’ve turned off the heating’.
I said yes - it’s nearly May and most days are warmer and we don’t need heating on.
He says if we keep the heating on and set at 20 degrees, it won’t cost us anything all summer unless it clicks on.
Is this right?
If yes, why do the majority of people turn off their heating spring & summer?
Surely it’s because for the majority of spring & summer, the outside temp is much closer to the inside temp and therefore we don’t feel as cold?
I reckon having it on will still mean we are paying to keep it kept at 20 degrees - because surely it will click on at night if it drops below that?
This is probs a really stupid question 😬