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Before you crank up the thermostat, try these tips to keep your house warmer for longer8 hours agoGrace DeanCora HarrisonCora Harrison says she saves money by only turning on heating in rooms her family is usingAs the UK braces for a chilly weekend, with powerful winds and heavy rain hitting parts of the country, people are looking for ways to bring some warmth to their homes without cranking up the heating just yet. It is autumn after all. But with rising energy prices making heating homes more expensive, taking action now could pay off in the long run. Experts warn, though, that if you're elderly or vulnerable you shouldn't compromise your health. To help you prepare for the chillier months, BBC News asked families and experts to share their tips for keeping your home warm and cost-effective. Eat hearty winter meals to warm you throughWhen it gets cold, many people turn to hot water bottles and blankets - but there are other ways to warm your body. The British Heart Foundation recommends wearing lots of thin layers, rather than one thick layer, to trap the heat in.
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