Cassandra CNov 12, 2022

https://www.goodto.com/family/money-news/cheap-ways-to-keep-warm

Problem with a lot of articles on how to keep a house warm is they often advocate more spending. This has a few ideas that seem genuinely low cost, including:
Nail varnish to seal gaps in window sealant
Hot water bottles!
Towels as draft excluders
Tin foil behind the radiators

Probably not new ideas to anyone but fairly cheap nonetheless

I am on the lookout for low cost or free tips for the winter ahead to share here and elsewhere

#communityhelp #winterplanning

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Show threadEmily KingNov 12, 2022
@cassanate my issue with most of the tips that keep being written about in articles are that they assume you have central heating in the first place.
Show threadCassandra C
@emkingma absolutely i agree. It feels like the starting point for the articles is often not reflective of where a lot people actually are.
Nov 12, 2022 at 10:56amWeb