
Only boil the water you need
Over time, boiling the correct amount of water for hot drinks and cooking can reduce your bills. Learn about the difference you can make with this small change to your daily habits.
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Over time, boiling the correct amount of water for hot drinks and cooking can reduce your bills. Learn about the difference you can make with this small change to your daily habits.
A home with moist air uses more energy to heat and can cause bills to rise. It takes longer to heat damp air, and it cools down quicker. Learn how to keep moisture levels down.
Drying clothes on radiators makes your home more expensive to heat and can cause damp, mould and condensation. Learn about the alternatives with this guide.
One of the best ways to reduce heat loss through windows in an uninsulated home to install thermal curtains. Learn how with this guide.
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Reducing the amount of water used when washing can help save plenty of money on both your water and energy bills. Learn how with this guide.
You can save a lot of energy, and money, by simply changing the way you use your washing machine. Learn how to adjust your washing machine settings to reduce your bills.
If you’ve got a thermostat in your house, setting it to the correct level can help to keep you warm, save money, and prevent damp, mould and condensation. Learn how with this guide.
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