Using Warmroom Magnetic Panels is a great way to reduce the amount of heat that is radiated into the wall at the back of radiators, 
allowing that heat back into the room. It is estimated that Warmroom can save up to 60% of the heat that is lost through the wall in this way. Unlike other foil panels it is very simple to use, no fiddling with sticky tape, the panels just cling magneticly to the back of the radiator panel. Each pack of Warmroom® contains six 500mm x 200mm panels which will cover an average sized radiator. The Warmroom® panel is permanently magnetic and should last indefinitely. RRP £11.95 per pack inc. Vat. www.warmroom.co.uk
1.Keep the heat in. A third of cost of heating your home is lost through the walls, so insulating them is the best way to save energy in the home. Installing cavity wall insulation can save you up to £160 per year on your heating bills.
2.Look up. Laying your loft with 10 inches/25 centimetres of insulation can save you a quarter of your home’s heating costs.
3.See the light. Replacing just one old light bulb with an energy saving recommended one can reduce lighting costs by up to £78 over the lifetime of the bulb. Plus they last up to 12 times longer than the ordinary light bulbs.
4.Say goodbye to the old boiler. If yours is over 15 years old consider switching to a new energy efficient one. High efficiency condensing boilers can save up to a third of your annual heating bills, and there are grants available to help cover the cost.
5.Get on down. Turning your thermostat down by 1?C could cut your heating bills by up to 10 per cent and save you around £100 a year.
6.Don’t get in hot water. Is your water too hot? Your cylinder thermostat shouldn’t need to be set any higher than 60ºC/140ºF.
7.Turn it off. Don’t leave appliances on standby and remember not to leave appliances on charge unnecessarily. It all adds up and wastes money.
8.Wash wisely. Remember to use the half-load or economy programmes if you’re not filling up the washing machine, tumble dryer or dishwasher.
9.Care for your kettle. Only boil as much water as you need — but remember to cover the elements if you’re using an electric kettle.
10.Mend the drips. A dripping hot water tap can waste enough hot water to fill half a bath in just one week, so fix leaking taps and make sure they’re all fully turned off.
