Heating expert explains how summer cooling appliance can be used to heat home

manchestereveningnews.co.uk:

As the winter chill takes hold and energy costs soar, households across the country layer up, looking for tips on heating their homes more efficiently.

Guided by social media influencers and countless online 'experts,' consumers are bombarded with an array of money-saving 'hacks.' Yet, amid this influx of advice, many are left questioning what information is trustworthy and what falls into the pool of myths and misconceptions. "A lot of people have misplaced ideas about heating, which might be making their homes less energy and cost-efficient to heat," explains Llewellyn Kinch, an energy expert and CEO at MakeMyHouseGreen. "The issue often becomes more prevalent during winter, when heat is provided at a necessary premium and households desperately look for any way to cut down on their bills." Llewellyn warns that a discerning eye is essential when navigating the minefield of online energy-saving tips.

He emphasises the importance of verifying facts before altering heating practices. He goes on to demystify some of the most pervasive heating myths, covering widespread beliefs about keeping your home snug during the coldest months, coupled with his professional insights.

The heating expert also reveals an innovative way you can use a appliance more commonly used to cool the home during summer months to help heat it in the winter.