On our arrival home from Thanksgiving I walked into the house and yelled back at Jason, "somethings wrong!" As soon as I walked in it felt like I opened an oven door and all the hot hair overwhelms you! Typically in Logan when people head out of town they are afraid their pipes will freeze and break, then flood your home. We had the exact opposite. Our furnace wigged out and the heater ran on full blast non-stop for I don't know how long. The thermostat couldn't even read the temperature in the house because it was too hot, but I am estimating somewhere over 110 degrees. It was really a weird experience because literally everything was hot! The tile on the floor felt like walking on hot sand, the counter tops and walls felt heated, the carpet felt like it was just pulled out of the dryer, but I do have to say I enjoy a heated toilet seat! At first I got a huge pit in my stomach thinking about the massive gas bill heading our way, but putting things in perspective we are so blessed our home didn't burn down! It took two days to completely cool off the house and as of now the furnace has been working fine. Just to be safe we are having the heating specialist come look at everything and hopefully explain to us how this happened. Here are some pics of the evidence.
Our bathroom was the hottest room in the house, so our little bamboo plant that we have had since we got married sadly died!
The heat changed the pressure too so all the bottles and such in our bathroom were swollen and some looked like this bottle of hand soap.
Most the water in the toilet evaporated.
My candles were all completely melted.
My waxing pot was melted and ready to go.
This large candle was also melted.
I just found this yesterday while looking through decorations. These are not even real candles, they are the ones with the battery operated lights. I couldn't believe they melted because they are a combo of wax and plastic, and I am pretty sure the whole point of them is so they wont melt. The funny part is that it still turns on! ha crazy.
Well I am grateful we still have a home and hope this never happens again. If your reading this I am interested if you have ever heard of this happening before? If so do you know why?
Thanks!
So glad everybody is safe. Scary !!
ReplyDeletewow that's scary! how crazy! never heard of that happening. I got a kick out of the wax jar all ready to go, haha.
ReplyDeleteOh wow!!! I'm so glad everything is ok! I have to admit though, I got a good laugh out of some of those pictures. Especially the melted fake candles haha. Glad you are ok.
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