Free hack will keep you warm this winter – so you can delay putting the heating on
BRITS were stunned to discover this FREE hack to keep them warm this winter.
The quick and simple trick could delay you from whacking on the heating too soon as many struggle with soaring energy bills.
In a helpful video posted to YouTube by @DaveHax, the content creator shared one way to keep your feet warm.
“Before you go out, you can warm your shoes up with a hairdryer”, he explained.
Other useful reminders included wearing two pairs of socks, investing in some thicker thermal brands.
“And if you do struggle with cold feet, you can get thermal inner soles which are perfect for lining your shoes”, Dave added.
He also suggested staying active to keep your body temperature up.
“This will keep you warmer even after your work out session has finished,” continued the hack master.
This comes as other people have revealed their top tips for staying warm this winter.
With energy prices and bills continuing to soar amid a crippling cost of living crisis, many are trying to find cheaper ways to stay toasty.
Here are five low-cost ideas to help and save on your energy bill.
Meanwhile, a savvy shopper has shared how she won’t be needing to turn the heating – using one £20 item.
A money-saving whizz, who is known as ‘The Duchess of Thrift’ explained her ‘genius’ heated blanket hack.
The bargain hunter shared a clip on social media and said: “So, let me show you what I’m gonna do with my single electric blanket.
“With heated throws, if you want a Silentnight one or something with a British Kitemark, where you know it’s gonna be safe to be plugged in for hours, are quite pricey. They range from £40 to £49.99.
“You can buy loads of cheap, Chinese imported ones, they’re a little bit cheaper, ranging from about £30 up to £50.”
Plus, a woman who hasn’t put her heating on in four years has revealed the steps you need to take to keep warm at night.
Uploading to TikTok, Klaire De Lys, from the UK, started a whole video series discussing ways to keep warm.