5 Tips how to save energy and to cut costs this winter!

Easy-to-install, energy-saving DIY insulation to help you to cut your fuel b. 5 Tips how to save energy and to cut costs this winter. Easy-to-install, energy-saving DIY insulation to help you to cut your fuel bills and give you a warm and cosy home.

The Energy Saving Trust is an independent organisation – working to address the climate emergency. Here are 5 Tips they recommend for how to save energy and to cut costs this winter:


1 Turn your thermostat down

Easy first step. For each degree you cut the thermostat, your bills are cut by around 4%, or on average for a typical home, about £100 a year.

2 Find those draughts

Removing window and door draughts can save on average for a typical home, also about £100 a year.

3 Use 'eco' mode on appliances

Appliances using 'eco' mode usually use less speed and heat. This means less energy used, which is less money paid on your energy bills

4 Turn off your devices, don’t leave them on standby

Reported by The Energy Saving Trust, you can save on average approximately £28 per year by switching devices off standby. In some cases you can save up to £77 a year!

5 Insulate your home better

Heating and cooling can contribute to over half of a household’s energy bills. Improving insulation in the floors, ceilings, walls and roof allows you to better control your home’s temperature, saving you many pounds!

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Energy Saver DIY Insulation.

Visit our Insulation DIY Store below to find out more about our Energy Saver DIY Insulation that is pleasant-to-handle and itch-free. It’s easy-to-install, and can help you to cut your fuel bills and give you a warm and cosy home this winter!

For more info: energysavingtrust.org.uk

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