Turning the thermostat up feels like the fastest way to get warm. The room feels cold, you add a degree or two, and you expect a short burst of extra heat. What actually happens in most homes is very ...
Small heat losses often feel insignificant on their own. A slight draught, a cooler wall, a bit of floor chill. In winter, though, these minor losses add up quickly and have a much bigger impact on he...
Sometimes heating seems to run endlessly without delivering extra comfort. Radiators are warm, the system stays on, yet the house never feels properly settled. This usually isn’t because the boiler is...
Cold rooms don’t just feel uncomfortable. They quietly increase heating costs across the whole house. Even if you don’t actively heat them, they influence how much energy the system uses overall. When...
Heating costs can rise even when your behaviour hasn’t changed. The thermostat stays the same, usage feels normal, yet the bill climbs. In most cases this isn’t a pricing issue or a failing boiler. It...
Heating can be running, radiators can be warm, and yet the room still feels uncomfortable. Often the missing piece is the walls themselves. Cold walls don’t just sit there passively. They actively pul...
It’s possible for two rooms to be set to the same temperature and still feel very different. One feels comfortable, the other feels persistently chilly, even though the thermostat says they’re equal. ...
It’s common to feel that heating is uneven even when nothing appears to be broken. One room feels fine, another feels disappointing, and the system itself seems to be working normally. This often lead...
It’s common to feel warmth near the radiator while the rest of the room stays cooler. One side feels fine, the other never quite catches up. This usually isn’t because the radiator is too small or the...
It’s one of the most confusing heating situations. The radiator is clearly hot to the touch, yet the room still feels cold and uncomfortable. This often leads people to assume the heating system isn’t...