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Originally posted by Petrushka View PostAren't candles dangerous and old fashioned? I have a couple of flashlights handy, one upstairs and one downstairs, ready for any potential power cuts.
Probably pet but in my early life until I was about 8 I went to bed with a candle ….. so I am biased …..
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Originally posted by antongould View PostProbably pet but in my early life until I was about 8 I went to bed with a candle ….. so I am biased …..
I favour the old-fashioned nightlight on a saucer for kitchen and bathroom and on the hearth (if the woodburner isn't on) in a power cut, with a torch for moving about. I've charged up the old flashlight and there is also one of those permanently plugged in portable emergency lights in the bedroom. The drawback to that one is that it is so bright that the one time it came on in anger during the night it woke me up; the power cut was brief and I didn't need to be awake but the shock of the sudden wakening meant I couldn't get back to sleep.
Good luck for Friday everyone, hope you all stay safe.
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Originally posted by oddoneout View PostI had a teddy to take to bed with me, but each to his own.
I favour the old-fashioned nightlight on a saucer for kitchen and bathroom and on the hearth (if the woodburner isn't on) in a power cut, with a torch for moving about. I've charged up the old flashlight and there is also one of those permanently plugged in portable emergency lights in the bedroom. The drawback to that one is that it is so bright that the one time it came on in anger during the night it woke me up; the power cut was brief and I didn't need to be awake but the shock of the sudden wakening meant I couldn't get back to sleep.
Good luck for Friday everyone, hope you all stay safe.
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Originally posted by antongould View PostOn this pit heap ….. snow turning to sleet and eerily still …..
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Originally posted by oddoneout View PostI had a teddy to take to bed with me, but each to his own.
I favour the old-fashioned nightlight on a saucer for kitchen and bathroom and on the hearth (if the woodburner isn't on) in a power cut, with a torch for moving about. I've charged up the old flashlight and there is also one of those permanently plugged in portable emergency lights in the bedroom. The drawback to that one is that it is so bright that the one time it came on in anger during the night it woke me up; the power cut was brief and I didn't need to be awake but the shock of the sudden wakening meant I couldn't get back to sleep.
Good luck for Friday everyone, hope you all stay safe.
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