The increase in the shopping basket and fuels due to inflation It has made this January slope even more atypical. and even though the cold seems to have given us a truce, there is still a long way to go before we welcome the long-awaited spring. So far it’s time to keep looking for tricks to save on heating.
Considering that all households have launched measures to pay less Since the thermometers began to drop relentlessly last November, we have now rescued a trick that could help you keep your home warm and, accordingly, pay a few bucks less at the end of the month.
The program it’s already noon has revealed this morning of January 26 an infallible trick with aluminum foil that could help you maintain the temperature of your home. How to put it into practice?
You will need to place some aluminum foil between the rear of the radiator and the wall and cover everything so that the hot air stays in. In this way, aluminum acts as an insulator since it better concentrates heat and keeps it in the environment, creating a warmer feeling at homesimilar to that of if you had raised the degrees of the house.
As detailed in the Telecinco program, this method is very useful, especially if the house is not very well insulated or if the walls are very thin. Something that will help you not put the heating on for longer and, therefore, save at the end of the month.
Tips to save on heating
An energy expert Javier Dasí has intervened in this Telecinco space to clarify that this aluminum foil trick would be more effective if we leave a space between the radiator and the aluminum foil, since this way the hot air would not be lost through the wall and he would concentrate more on the room.
The specialist also remembers that if what we want is to pay less on the electricity bill and that our house is warm, the essential thing will be to put into practice the following habits:
- close the doorss of those areas of the house that are not going to be used.
- Maintain proper insulation of the house.
- use as many garments as you can
- Put the heating at a temperature that oscillates between 17 and 21º C.
