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Originally Posted by bonny_tuesday
OOps, forgot to say Lettie, we were in an outpatients place, it wasnt in a ward, but I do know what you mean and agree with you in those circumstances. Its corridors, and waiting rooms etc. But like I said, its difficult to find a happy medium. I had to go to a ladies room and open the window, i was almost passing out!!! The staff probably get acclimatised to it and it was probably a bit chilly to them lol!
Bonny x
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The staff do become acclimatised, it makes for high home heating bills in the winter when you are used to being so hot all the time lol..
We always open our corridor windows at night, but we get those big moth things flying in, we have to try to ease them back out of the window with a newspaper. We also had a bat which flew in last year, we had to catch it in a small sheet and put it out of the window. Believe me, that's the last thing you need when you are horrendously busy.
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