Tagged with 'electricradiators'

Of all the great things that owning an electric radiator can offer - energy efficiency, temperature control, clean heating - one of the things often overlooked is their capacity to protect your home from things like frost damage, mould and mildew, and other unwelcome things that can hit our homes during the winter months. Things that are often troublesome and expensive to remedy.

If, like many other homeowners in the UK, you are thinking of making the switch to energy efficient electric radiators, there are a few things you should know. One of those things is how to correctly size a radiator for your property. While it's not complicated, it's something that some people do overlook and take for granted. Picking the right sized radiator for the right room is essential for maximising energy efficiency - something that could ultimately help you shave pounds off your energy bill.

The new year is almost upon us, and what better way to start it than with an energy efficient heating solution that will set you up for decades to come? In terms of energy bills, most of us saw quite a rocky 2014, and many are now left wondering what they can do to turn things around and take more control over their energy usage at home. From energy saving tips to energy company comparison sites, the internet is rife with ideas on how you can save money, but for those of you looking to make a serious change there's something even more impressive waiting for you...

When it comes to heating at home we all want to save money without compromising on comfort. With bills on the rise and winter on the horizon, it's getting to that time where we all start thinking about the cost of our heating, and what we can do keep it as low as possible. Regardless of the kind of heating system you have at home, they key to cost management is control. The more control you have over you heating, the more money saving potential you'll have at the end of the day.

These days it's easy to get overwhelmed with energy bills and for many folk across the UK energy prices will increase come winter. So what can you do to minimise your costs and prepare for that dreaded quarterly bill?