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My tips for keeping your home warm in winter while keeping your lower bills as low as possible:
Insulation is so important. Makes a huge difference. A much more simple tip is just keeping a rug or two or a doona on the couch for watching TV. I get cold when I'm not moving around the house, but being able to huddle under a rug stops the temptation of turning up the heating too high. - Isobel
Don't forget the simple draught stopper or door snake. They really can make a difference to the temperature of a room. - CathD
There are some simple ways to winter-proof your home by keeping the cold out and sealing in the warmth, including sealing windows and doors, closing blinds and adding insulation. They not only help you stay warm, but can also save you money in energy costs. The video below shows you how. - Jason
Lots of timely advice here. If you have tips for keeping your home warm, please share them with the community.
Thanks,
Jason
Hi Mitchell.
I always close the air-conditioning louvers in the ceiling vents. Did this yesterday - and a good time to clean them.
Hi @Noyade
Thanks for that extra winter tip. I often forget to close the vents in my bathroom and it always turns ice cold in there.
Eric
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