5 Energy Saving Tips for Your Home This Winter

The cold weather is fast approaching here in the UK. Fear not, we have some tips to keep your home warm this winter AND save energy at the same time!

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1. Don’t use your fireplace when the outside temperature is below -7 °C – The infiltration of cold air into your house will most likely waste a lot of heat and cool your house down.

2. Avoid heating areas that are not insulated, such as your garage or conservatory – unless your conservatory is fully tiled and insulated. Instead, focus on your main rooms such as a living room or bedroom. Sit down in front of the TV and relax, it is winter after all!

3. Does your door provide good insulation? To test it place your hand against it from the inside. If the door feels cooler than the inside walls, it might be time to get a new door that’s better insulated!

4. Don’t crank up the heat to warm your house faster. Your house will warm up at the same rate, regardless of the temperature setting.

5. Make the most of ‘free’ heat – Is there such thing as free heat? Yes! I’m talking about sunlight. Open the blinds of south-facing windows on sunny days to let in the free heat.

Do you have any more energy saving tips to share? Tweet us @HomeSafeInfo

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Turn your conservatory into a comfortable living space all year round…

with the brand new conservatory warm roof solution by HomeSafe

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Our conservatory warm roof solution will not only keep your conservatory warm during winter but also cool during summer, what more could you ask for? This stylish new design is a great investment, guaranteed to compliment any home inside and out.

But how? At HomeSafe we can replace your existing polycarbonate or glass roof with a lightweight tiled roof that is fully insulated, to keep the heat in during winter and prevent the sun from beaming down on you during summer.

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Not only is the warm roof solution stylish but is also very energy efficient and can help reduce your heating bills!

For more information call HomeSafe owner John directly on 01942 522 283 or visit our website

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