Bills will be rising for many households over the coming months thanks to using our heating more frequently - but simple changes can help keep bills as low as possible
The colder weather is just around the corner, and unfortunately with that comes higher bills as we are using the heating more often.
Read more:Social welfare Ireland: New payment dates for Christmas and New Year’s confirmed after switch-up “It’s important to make sure central heating systems are running smoothly and are prepared to withstand the winter weather. Keeping your boiler in good check is key to this, while making a few simple changes around the home can help save on bills and make sure you aren’t using more energy than you need.
Seal out the cold: Keeping your windows and doors draught-free could save you up to €55 a year. Simple self-adhesive foam strips around window frames can block cold air, while draught excluders are ideal for gaps under doors. Don’t forget about smaller gaps like keyholes – affordable keyhole covers are quick to fit and will help keep the cold at bay.
Insulate your pipes: Frozen pipes are a common issue, often leading to cracks or bursts when water inside turns to ice. Avoid this by insulating your pipes with affordable materials from a DIY store, to retain heat and prevent freezing, which in turn, helps to avoid expensive repairs.
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