Some Heat Saving Tips for your home to keep your loved one warm this Valentine’s Day

Heating Savings this Valentine’s Day

Turn the thermostat for your living areas down to 20°C. The temperature in hallways and bedrooms should be cooler, ideally between 15-18°C. You can reduce your heating bill by 10% by lowering your room temperature by just one degree.

This year Valentine’s Day  might get a little colder than usual, looking at the weather forecasts, so you can go a little bit above to 21°C – 22°C to make sure you keep the temperature constant.

Radiators

Use the radiator valve to turn the temperature down or off in rooms that you do not use a lot.

Hot water

Set your hot water thermostat to between 60-65°C, to make sure that you do not overheat your water.

Appliances

Most of the energy used by a dishwasher and washing machine is for water heating. Run them on a lower temperature setting and save on your energy costs. Wash clothes at 30°C  if they aren’t particularly dirty.

Fridge freezer

Keep your fridge’s temperature at between 2–3°C for the best performance. This keeps your food safe to eat and avoids freezing (and ruining) your fruit and veg. The freezer should be set to -15°C.