Can't remember when I last saw frost on my window, yet I remember when I was young, I could wake to a window covered by it. I guess that's the effect of double glazing.
I like to sleep with the fanlight open if at all possible -- I had to
admit that it was time to close the main casement by November -- so
the temperature goes down to about fifty degrees at night; next to the
glass it's no doubt colder!
The main issue is that it's such a disincentive to getting out of bed
in the mornings; I'm a past master in the art of getting dressed Very
Quickly Indeed. On the other hand, sliding down into a warm bed in a
cold room with a hot-water-bottle waiting for you is a part of the
winter to look forward to :-D
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I guess that's the effect of double glazing.
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I like to sleep with the fanlight open if at all possible -- I had to admit that it was time to close the main casement by November -- so the temperature goes down to about fifty degrees at night; next to the glass it's no doubt colder!
The main issue is that it's such a disincentive to getting out of bed in the mornings; I'm a past master in the art of getting dressed Very Quickly Indeed. On the other hand, sliding down into a warm bed in a cold room with a hot-water-bottle waiting for you is a part of the winter to look forward to :-D