It’s common for a home to feel cooler than expected even when the heating is on. In most UK properties, the cause is not a single fault but a combination of small areas where heat escapes unnoticed. O...
Hallways often feel noticeably colder than the rest of the house, even when nearby rooms are warm and the heating has been on for hours. In most UK homes, this isn’t a radiator problem — it’s heat los...
If you heat your home, switch the boiler off, and the place gets cold again within an hour, something in the house is leaking heat faster than the system can replace it. UK homes are notorious for thi...
Every house seems to have that one room. The one that refuses to warm up no matter how long the heating’s been running. You can sit in the living room sweating, but walk into “that room” and it feels ...
When one room stays cold while the rest of the house feels comfortable, it usually means heat is either not reaching that room properly or is escaping faster than it can build up. This isn’t random, a...
A bedroom that feels fine in the day but turns cold at night is usually not a mystery fault. In most UK homes it comes down to a predictable mix of heat loss, weak heat delivery to upstairs rooms, and...
A simple, real-life guide on how I keep my child’s bedroom warm at night during UK winters. Safe tips, cheap fixes, and practical steps any parent can use to make their kid’s room cosier....
If the heating is running but one room still feels cold, the issue is rarely the boiler itself. In most UK homes, a cold room during heating hours is caused by heat being lost faster than it can be de...