With a cold wave crossing France, Very low temperature is coming in our houses. And even if we cover ourselves with several layers of clothing, sometimes this feeling of cold is all-pervasive and frankly not pleasant. So, we have a reflex to turn on the heating. But who says that an over consumption radiator means a very high bill at the end of the month. So how can you try to warm up without touching your heating? First of all, you will need to check a few places in your house or apartment. All windows should be well insulated with double or triple glazing. The seal around your mouth should also be in good condition to prevent heat from escaping. You can also add draft excluders behind all your doors. This will keep the room warm. If the cold also comes from the floor, it is necessary to add pillows, especially under your sofa or bed.
These little tips will keep your home warm already. And there’s another method that’s fairly easy to implement and, according to Mason & Trawax, very effective: Addition of drapes and blackout curtains. In fact, replacing your curtains with these models will keep you warm while saving money. Thanks to their thickness, they will act as a real thermal barrier in your home. “All blackout curtains are primarily opaque to light. Thermal insulation is provided by a triple layer of acrylic (white or colored) either on the back or between the 2 layers of fabric (for an aesthetic double side). This will give it a heavy, somewhat stiff feel, resistant to drafts and a real thermal barrier. Explains purchasing guidelines to Baquet’s product manager 20 minutes.
To choose them carefully, you need to know that there are many models of curtains that help keep heat in homes.
- curtains BlackoutWith its heavy fabrics, block the light and keep the heat in the room above all
- curtains Thermal Is an insulating material
- The Anti-cold blinds A practical and most aesthetic option
And if you want to keep your curtains, there are many methods you can use to line them and thus make them effective in fighting the cold.
