Cheapest way to warm a room wfh

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I work from home in an office which has a radiator that doesn’t kick out enough heat for me. The boiler is new and I can’t put in a radiator that is much wider and I don’t want to add a second as the pipes would have to be on display.

The room has patio doors into the garden and curtains which I can draw when it is dark.

But I’m cold. I want some type of heater that isn’t going to cost a fortune. I wear heat holder socks, thermals and wrist warmers but my fingertips go numb and I have to be able to type.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

@Cranberriesandtea if you have a really good thick cover and then a blanket on top of that they stay warm pretty much all day!

You can get microwavable ones.

@sashh we tried one of those but it started smelling musty so we gave up and went back to the old school method.

https://www.boots.com/boots-hot-water-bottle-faux-fur-cover-10318218?cm_mmc=bmm-buk-google-ppc--PLAs---_-PMax:+UK_Smart_Shopping_Health_Pharmacy_Google&gbraid=0AAAAADrIajWbghJD6JqZnUs9igGG_BtA8&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI_9fkiKfIgQMVVIdQBh1SBgesEAQYAiABEgKLqPD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds this is what I have. They honestly stay warm for ages.

Sheepskin house boots from Celtic (Ugg type but made in the U.K.) are brilliant for keeping your feet warm. Mind are several years old - I’ve just machine washed them ready for the cold weather.
They’re called ‘house’ boots but you can wear them outside - sole is just thinner than their outdoor boots.