Energy and food bills may be soaring, but there are things you can do to keep warm and cosy, both inside and out.
Layer up
How you dress is key. Layers trap air, which acts as an insulator. Start with a thermal vest, followed by a wool or fleece sweater, plus a gilet, shawl or blanket. Go for jogging or fleecy bottoms, and thermal socks with slippers or fur-lined boots. Any insulating coat or jacket is good, while thermal gloves and a hat are essential in winter.
Curtain call
Open curtains during the day to let in the sun, then shut as soon as it begins to get dark to trap any heat. Fit insulated curtains, or sew in a thermal lining. Hanging a curtain inside external doors will also retain warmth, as will…
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Woman's Weekly (Digital) - 1 Issue, 18-Oct-2022