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An elderly couple have been found dead in their bedroom after their heater was estimated to have reached 538C (1,000F).

Joan Littlejohn, 84, and Glennwood Fowler, 82, were found in their South Carolina home on Saturday evening, with police recording the temperature of the property sitting at around 49C (120F) even 20 minutes after they had opened the windows and doors to let colder air in.

The discovery came three days after the couple had complained that they were having trouble with their heating.

https://news.sky.com/story/south-carolina-couple-found-dead-in-home-after-heaters-temperature-reached-538c-13046052

A warning for all of us.

Fangirl Three wrote:

A warming for all of us.

My bedroom has been as low as 35% humidity today.

Mine is currently 54%. I have managed to raise it from 50%, having decided 50% is too low for my comfort.

The sunlight is streaming in through my window. I've put my thermometer in that sunlight. It is registering 30.3 degrees.

That's nearly a third of the way to being able to boil water.

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47%

23 degrees.

52% humidity.

20.3 degrees

49% humidity

The heating hasn't been on.

Heating has now been on for half an hour:

Now up to 20.9

Still 49%

I've gone from feeling a bit chilly to being nice and toasty, all in 0.6 degrees of a difference.

It was 21 degrees in my domicile, when I got up, this morning, even though the heating hadn't been on.

I no longer need to put a fleece on over my pyjamas while sitting up in bed attending to my morning spreadsheets on my tablet.

First thing this morning, the humidity in my bathroom was only 42%.

I dread to think what it was like in the rest of the house, bearing in mind the bathroom is the dampest part of it.

No wonder I woke up with dry eyes, itchy nostrils and lips on the verge of cracking.

My shower has now got the bathroom humidity back up to a healthier 60%.

42% is fine. Mine is currently reading 44%.

And 19.8 degrees.