AD | Collaborative post Autumn is well and truly over and the temperature has quickly dropped. Itβs the time of year where we need to start thinking about how we can keep ourselves warm during the colder months. If, like us, you live in an old house then this might not be so simple. Here are some ideas for how to stay warm in an older house this winter.
One of the things that I have always hated about our house is the heating system. We have an old boiler (a huge tank) and there was night storage heaters in most rooms. As much as we would love to, weβve just not had the money to move over to a combi boiler and central heating. Why electric radiators? In 2020 we switched our energy supplier from Scottish Power to Bulb and somehow, all of our storage heaters ended up stopping working. We think itβs something to do with Economy 7 but we still havenβt
I have said many times that buying an old house that needed fixing up may not have been my best idea ever. However, it got us on the property ladderΒ and we have now lived here for 4 and a half years! However, the house was built in 1900 and in winter it can get really cold, especially if there are strong winds outside. We’re slowly working on making our house warmer each year so today I’m sharing some ways to keep your home warmer this winter: Close your curtains Even though we have double glazed
