{"id":1846,"date":"2017-08-13T09:43:41","date_gmt":"2017-08-13T08:43:41","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/depot.mikado-themes.com\/?p=1846"},"modified":"2024-10-04T15:26:43","modified_gmt":"2024-10-04T14:26:43","slug":"ways-to-save-heat-fuel-at-home-ways-to-save-heat-fuel-at-home","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/millargb.com\/en\/2017\/08\/13\/ways-to-save-heat-fuel-at-home-ways-to-save-heat-fuel-at-home\/","title":{"rendered":"Ways to Save Heat at Home"},"content":{"rendered":"
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For most households, energy is an expensive necessity. However, there are a number of things you can do to save heat and fuel at home this winter, which will not only save you money but will also make your house cosier and sustainable to run.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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Here are some\u00a0things\u00a0you can do:<\/strong><\/p>\n

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  1. \"\"Understand your heating system and its controls.<\/strong>\u00a0Take time to learn how your heating system works – and how to use the controls properly – so that you can use it in the best and most cost-effective way for you. For example, your home\u00a0will take about 30 minutes to cool down (longer in a well-insulated property) so consider turning the heating off half an hour before you go to\u00a0bed.<\/li>\n
  2. Turn your thermostat down.<\/strong>\u00a0Reducing it\u00a0by 1\u00b0C\u00a0could save you\u00a0energy and money (c.\u00a375 per year), without noticing any difference.\u00a0Central heating controls<\/a>.<\/li>\n
  3. \"\"Avoid drying clothes on your radiators.<\/strong>\u00a0This\u00a0lowers the quantity of heat released by the radiators, so the boiler has to run for longer to achieve the same room temperature, thereby using more fuel overall.<\/li>\n
  4. Use a hot water bottle.<\/strong>\u00a0It’s cheaper than an electric blanket.<\/li>\n
  5. Investigate switching to a different energy supplier.<\/strong>\u00a0You might be able to get a cheaper deal, especially if you haven\u2019t switched for at least three years.\u00a0Further information is available in this\u00a0leaflet on switching your supplier<\/a>.<\/li>\n
  6. Keep furniture away from radiators.<\/strong>\u00a0The foam in upholstered furniture is a very effective heat insulator and prevents it getting into your room.<\/li>\n
  7. Use the sun.<\/strong>\u00a0It\u2019s the most readily available source of heat and it\u2019s the cheapest! When it\u2019s sunny, make the most of it by opening your internal doors and let the warm air flow through your home.<\/li>\n
  8. Draw the curtains.<\/strong>\u00a0Especially at night, to keep the warmth in and the cold out. Also, tuck your curtains behind the radiators.<\/li>\n
  9. Fit extra curtains.<\/strong>\u00a0For example, put a curtain across any single-glazed external doors.<\/li>\n
  10. Insulate your door furniture.<\/strong>\u00a0Fit covers for your\u00a0letterboxes<\/a>\u00a0and keyholes.\u00a0You’d be surprised how much heat can be lost!<\/li>\n
  11. Fit a chimney balloon.<\/strong>\u00a0If you have an open fireplace and it\u2019s not being used,\u00a0consider placing a chimney balloon in it.<\/li>\n
  12. Check the insulation in your loft\/roof.<\/strong>\u00a0Around 25% of heat lost in a typical uninsulated home escapes through the roof. You should have at least 270mm (11.5 inches) of insulation in the loft. If you add extra insulation,\u00a0make sure it doesn’t get compressed. Raised platforms, above the height of the insulation, can be installed for storage.<\/li>\n
  13. Check your wall insulation.<\/strong>\u00a0Around 35% of heat lost in a typical uninsulated house is through the walls. If you have cavity walls, think about having them filled. Solid walls can also be insulated (either internally or externally) but this is more complex and costly.<\/li>\n
  14. Fit double or triple glazing.<\/strong>\u00a0If your windows need replacing, consider fitting either double or triple glazing. Both reduce heat loss through the glass.<\/li>\n
  15. Fit secondary glazing.<\/strong>\u00a0Putting a second pane of glass in an existing window\u00a0can be\u00a0almost as effective as sealed replacement units, but it costs a lot less.<\/li>\n
  16. Fit radiator reflector panels.<\/strong>\u00a0You can lose heat if\u00a0a radiator is\u00a0on an external wall, especially if it isn’t insulated.\u00a0Reflector panels help to reflect that heat back into the room.\u00a0You can buy\u00a0them\u00a0from hardware shops, fit them yourself and you don\u2019t need to remove the radiator.<\/li>\n
  17. Fit a radiator booster.\u00a0<\/strong>This sits on top of a radiator and sucks up lost heat from behind it. It uses a\u00a0small electrical fan to circulate the warm air around the room so you should be able\u00a0to turn down your thermostat.<\/li>\n
  18. Avoid estimated bills.<\/strong>\u00a0Keep your bills accurate by submitting regular meter readings to your energy supplier.<\/li>\n
  19. Insulate your hot-water tank.<\/strong>\u00a0Put a jacket over your tank\u00a0or buy one that’s\u00a0already covered with rigid foam.<\/li>\n
  20. \"\"Install thermostatic radiator valves.<\/strong>\u00a0TRVs<\/a>\u00a0allow you to control your heating on a room-by-room basis so you can turn it off in rooms you don\u2019t use.<\/li>\n
  21. Lag your pipes.<\/strong>\u00a0This will help keep heat inside the pipes and also prevent them freezing if they pass through an unheated space.<\/li>\n
  22. Fit draught-proofing.<\/strong>\u00a0You can fit stick-on strips onto your\u00a0windows and doors but also check for holes and gaps – loft hatches, floor boards, skirting boards, electrical fittings and places where\u00a0pipes go through external walls.<\/li>\n
  23. Insulate your loft hatch.<\/strong>\u00a0Make sure there’s insulation on top of it.<\/li>\n
  24. \"\"Replace your light bulbs with energy-efficient versions.<\/strong>\u00a0Lighting accounts for about 7% of a household’s energy bill.\u00a0Old-fashioned filament bulbs are only 5% efficient while energy-saving (CFL) bulbs use about 75-80% less energy. Light emitting diode (LED) bulbs are the most efficient and overcome many reservations people have with CFLs, but they are also the most expensive.<\/li>\n
  25. Install motion detector or time-delay lights.<\/strong>\u00a0These turn off automatically so save electricity.<\/li>\n
  26. Buy an energy monitor.<\/strong>\u00a0These allow you to\u00a0see which appliances use the most electricity so you can adjust how much you use them.<\/li>\n
  27. Fit a ‘chop’ device for your central heating.<\/strong>\u00a0These\u00a0devices<\/a>\u00a0automatically turn\u00a0your central heating\u00a0off for a pre-set period\u00a0during every hour it’s working, thereby using less energy.<\/li>\n
  28. Fit under-floor insulation.<\/strong>\u00a0If you\u00a0home has a cellar space, under-floor insulation can help keep the warmth in.<\/li>\n
  29. Only use\u00a0energy when you really need to.<\/strong>\u00a0For example, switch lights off when you leave a room and turn your PC off when you’re not using it.<\/li>\n
  30. Buy energy-efficient appliances.<\/strong>\u00a0When replacing a\u00a0household appliance, buy an energy-efficient model. Look for the\u00a0energy rating.<\/li>\n
  31. Avoid standby.<\/strong>\u00a0Leaving appliances on standby can\u00a0use as much as 75% of the energy they use when they’re fully switched on, and could cost you up to \u00a380 per year.<\/li>\n
  32. Unplug or turn off chargers<\/strong>. Here’s on for the teenages in the house, especially as some older models\u00a0use electricity even when they’re not plugged into a device.<\/li>\n
  33. Change your shower head to an ‘eco’ version.<\/strong>\u00a0This will reduce the amount of energy needed to heat the water.<\/li>\n
  34. Buy a shower timer.<\/strong>\u00a0These\u00a0act\u00a0as an incentive to take shorter showers, reducing the amount of energy required.<\/li>\n
  35. Cook sensibly.<\/strong>\u00a0On average, cooking accounts for about 4% of energy use.\u00a0Choose the right-sized pan for the food and the cooker. Cut food into smaller pieces and put lids on pans. The food will\u00a0cook a lot quicker and use less power.<\/li>\n
  36. Use your toaster rather than your grill.<\/strong>\u00a0A toaster uses less energy than a\u00a0grill.<\/li>\n
  37. Don’t overuse your kettle.<\/strong>\u00a0Kettles use quite a lot of energy so only boil as much water as you need.<\/li>\n
  38. Leave your oven door open.<\/strong>\u00a0After you’ve finished cooking in the oven, leave the door open to keep the kitchen warm.<\/li>\n
  39. \"\"Use a slow cooker.<\/strong>\u00a0Slow cookers take longer to cook food but they’re\u00a0cheaper to run than conventional ovens.<\/li>\n
  40. Use your microwave.<\/strong>\u00a0If you’re defrosting food, or just warming things up, microwave ovens use much less electricity than conventional ovens.<\/li>\n
  41. Look after your fridge and freezer.<\/strong>\u00a0Regularly defrost your freezer and try to keep it reasonably full,\u00a0to avoid wasting energy. Check the seals are tight to make sure that no warm air is getting in.<\/li>\n
  42. Don’t leave your fridge door open.<\/strong>\u00a0The longer it\u2019s open, the more energy it takes to get it back to its correct temperature.<\/li>\n
  43. Get rid of your freezer.<\/strong>\u00a0If you don’t use your\u00a0freezer much – don’t have one. It’s a big electricity consumer.<\/li>\n
  44. When washing, use full loads.<\/strong>\u00a0This will reduce the number of loads. If you need to do less than a full load, use the ‘half load’ or ‘economy’ setting on your\u00a0washing machine<\/a>.<\/li>\n
  45. \"\"Use the 30\u00b0C wash setting.<\/strong>\u00a0Nowadays, this is more than adequate to clean clothes and will save you up to 75% of the cost of the hottest cycle.<\/li>\n
  46. Use a shorter wash cycle.<\/strong>\u00a0A\u00a0cycle that lasts an hour, for example, is adequate for most washes. If you combine a shorter cycle with a lower temperature setting, you can save energy on two fronts.<\/li>\n
  47. Use your tumble drier sparingly.<\/strong>\u00a0Tumble driers can use a lot of energy. On nice sunny days, dry your clothes outside. If you have to use a tumble dryer, only tumble dry those clothes that really need it.<\/li>\n
  48. Use the retained heat in your tumble drier.<\/strong>\u00a0If you have a lot of clothes to tumble dry, consider dividing\u00a0them into more than one load. The tumble drier will retain heat after each load so it will use less energy during the second and subsequent loads.<\/li>\n
  49. Clean your tumble drier\u00a0filter.<\/strong>\u00a0Do this regularly as it helps\u00a0your drier operate\u00a0at its most efficient.<\/li>\n
  50. \"\"Use eco balls in your tumble drier.<\/strong>\u00a0These create gaps between your clothes,\u00a0allowing the heat to move freely around and dry your clothes more\u00a0quickly.<\/li>\n
  51. Clean the back of your fridge.\u00a0<\/strong>If you can, clean the coils at the back of your fridge to maximise energy\u00a0efficiency.<\/li>\n
  52. Don’t\u00a0heat your water to a scalding temperature.<\/strong>\u00a0For most people,\u00a060\u00b0C\/140\u00b0F is quite adequate.<\/li>\n
  53. Use manual tools in the kitchen.<\/strong>\u00a0For example, bread making and whisking can be done by hand.<\/li>\n
  54. Don’t leave your iron on.<\/strong>\u00a0Irons\u00a0consume a\u00a0lot\u00a0of electricity so switch yours off when you\u2019re not using it.<\/li>\n
  55. When you can, either let your hair dry naturally, or towel dry it.<\/strong>\u00a0Hair dryers\u00a0consume\u00a0lots\u00a0of electricity\u00a0and drying your hair naturally is\u00a0better for it.<\/li>\n
  56. New computer?<\/strong>\u00a0Think\u00a0about buying a laptop, which will use around 85% less energy than a new desktop.<\/li>\n
  57. Time for a new boiler?<\/strong>\u00a0Install an energy-efficient condensing boiler. These are much more efficient than old boilers, use less fuel and are available for use with mains gas, oil or Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG).<\/li>\n
  58. Finally, put on an extra layer!<\/strong>\u00a0Actually, this is a sensible suggestion. Adding more layers really does keep you warmer.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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