Is there a consensus on whether it's better to keep the heating on low constantly or have it coming on only at critical times? Last year I had it on constantly whilst paying a monthly fixed amount on electricity and gas ( unfortunately can recall amounts) and ended up paying an extra £17 on gas and was owed £224 for electricity.
We are now in a different house and so onto the related question about draught proofing. What is the best way to draught proof doors. Every one in the house has some form of failed seal and you can see daylight around the edges including the upvc back door.
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IAmSheWhoMustBeObeyed · 02/10/2012 17:02
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