Heatwave

You had a woman telling you what to do, she has no-one to blame if the Landlord calls.

Nope, it was me that wanted the outside tap and the cables through the wall for the satellite dishes
 
As a tenant, I can't put anything 'through the wall'.

Write to the landlord requesting permission with an explanation of what is intended, the reasons for, and a promise to make good at any future date, should that be required. You would need to check but I think one 50mm hole would suffice, which would then be sealed after installation.
 
However you go about it Margaret, I think you need to seal the vent, the link I posted earlier seams the least hassle if it fits your kind of window, if not, there may be other kinds for different windows, or maybe even a joiner, glazier or some other trade that could knock you something up. But with it sealed your air conditioner will work better, the room will be cooler, cost less and no bugs, gases or pollen will be able to get in.
 
I am hoping that I won't have this problem when I move in two weeks time. I will be ground floor - top floor folk have a 'heat from loft' problem.

As a new tenant I won't be asking for anything until I am well established as a good tenant.
 
government seems obsessed with lagging theres adverts for free lagging everywhere

instea dof turning houses into saunas how about forcing teh likes of bgritish gas to play fair with pricing so peopel can use gas when needed without worry of bankruptcy
 
Also having large windows (which I have) increases interior heat by solar gain, even if they are double glazed. When these flats were built in the 70s it was 'fashionable' to have extra wide windows - in the lounge and bedroom the windows occupy 90% of the horizontal wall space of the exterior wall.

http://www.greenspec.co.uk/windows.php

I have dropped and closed the venetian blinds to all my windows except the one I have to put the exhaust pipe through.
 
Just about got through yesterday, must have drunk 4 litres of Adams ale to keep me cool
 
I just love the British obsession with the weather. Too hot, too cold, always raining. Part of our identity /idiosincracy. Long live with the British eccentricity.
 
I just love the British obsession with the weather. Too hot, too cold, always raining. Part of our identity /idiosincracy. Long live with the British eccentricity.
It`s not that long ago, there was a thread on here complaining about the cold.
 
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