How to Survive the Winter Months without a Heater
Posted By admin On September 1, 2016 @ 11:29 am In Home & Garden,Home Improvements | Comments Disabled
Unlike summertime when the sweltering heat forces you to blast the ACs to maximum capacity, winter is pretty much a season of comfort and savings. No matter where you reside, air conditioning is probably a necessity—but not when it’s already cold.
Aside from using a sophisticated heating system, there are simpler and more cost-effective options such as installing glass wool insulation [1] that can get you through wintry months without burning your money on a huge power bill.
Below are noteworthy ways on how to survive the relentless cold months without cranking up the heater.
A stale cold environment [2] is cold to touch but not freezing to move around in. That’s why you might want to cut off any potential wind from blowing thorugh your home. Aside from securing the windows and the doors, here are some areas to cover:
A change in smell and ambience leads to fluctuations in the temperature. During the cold months, frequently cooking stews and porridges is a great way to increase the heat in the house and fill the tummies. If you’re not much of a culinary arts expert, though, you can still do the following:
While heaters can easily solve all the problems of winter, it still pays to know what to do without them because during cold months, where wild weather is prevelant, power cuts can happen without notice—or the heater may fail. A heater should be a nice to ahve, not a necessity
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[1] installing glass wool insulation: http://www.premierbop.co.nz/our-products-and-services
[2] A stale cold environment: http://www.newzealandtravelinsider.com/how-to-travel-guide/temperatures-north-south-islands-new-zealand.htm
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