What do the numbers on your German heater mean?

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Learn the numbers on your radiator in Germany mean.

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[codefields]

It's almost like you've read my mind and answer me before I even ask, thank you! 😊

[rohandavidnoronha]

This is the most useful video I have watched this whole week ❤️❤️❤️

[Seaner]

You do a great job! I lived and worked in Germany in the late 1980s, and then returned last week to help run my company’s EMEA headquarters in the Düsseldorf area. Your videos are really clear and have made my transition a lot easier! Vielen Dank!

[evgeniia.]

I was struggling to understand the meaning of that numbers for two weeks... Thanks a lot!!!

[alwayscuriousbutsad]

Its been 2 years and germany and today i finally got to know this

[rolinda]

Finally I saw this short vids u both looking in the camera while explaining👍😊.

[majorkerr]

Omg thank you so much 😊 I was wondering about this.

[johncuarto]

nah it depends. it is not accurate for every households. 3 is almost 5 in some households. at work #3 is equivalent of 5 in my home.

[G.Harley.Davidson]

Neat! Who would ever think to show that control?

[baluvideo]

Never knew that the numbers actually correspond to precise temperatures. 😮 (FYI 20 degrees is khm... German comfortable or UK comfortable 😅)

[sammitmatrix]

Vielen Dank. Das war super hilfreich
As always 😊

[VeereshDammur]

Thanks. could you please make a video or shorts on how to ventilate the apartment during the winter season. Thank you for your great work🙏

[liaspooked]

thanks lol I have lived half of my life in germany and still never really understood what the snowflake really meant. This video was very helpful

[antoniops]

Thanks a lot! I didn't know that!

[rolajaber]

hold on a moment... are you kidding me???? HAHAHAH!!!! I've been living in Berlin since beginning of November trying to figure out how these heaters work, and now i find this... You guys are so awesome!!

[nariman_alizada.]

Omg, I did not know the thermostat even check my room temperature.

[unclesmart]

is the thermostat present in every heater or how to check it?

[K__a__M__I]

And at the moment it also means € per day.

[SivaKumar-ykwp]

I appreciate you sharing this information❤, could you please also explain how to control the indoor air during the winter months? As an example, we have black fungus growing around the corner of our house. Please advise us on how to control this, even though I am opening the door five minutes in the morning and evening. Despite opening the doors it still appears. Please let us know how you are controlling in your house.

[hge]

Can you also make a video about the thermometer-look-alike thing on the heater? My roommate told me that it records how much I've used the heating, but I am curious as to how it works. Thanks!