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moishegoyet wrote:
> Most homes are heated with either central heating or a gas/electric
> furnace, so indoors it’s usually nice and cozy. For outside, good layers of
> clothing: winter jacket, hat, gloves, and waterproof boots make all the
> difference.
>
>
> Don’t stress too much, you’ll learn ...

Most homes are heated with either central heating or a gas/electric furnace, so indoors it’s usually nice and cozy. For outside, good layers of clothing: winter jacket, hat, gloves, and waterproof boots make all the difference.


Don’t stress too much, you’ll learn what works for you pretty quickly!

HHey everyone,

I'll be moving to Canada soon, and a few of my friends recently warned me about how cold it can get over there—they kind of scared me to be honest!

So I wanted to ask:
How do you usually heat your home during the winter?
And also, what kind of clothing do you wear outside to stay ...

Hi everyone ,
I opened my policy renewal this morning and got a big shock on the policy increase of $145 but when I read my policy they have increased the value of our home by $231,000 .How do they get these values?Realistically i think the value they have is probably $150,000 more than I would get ...