“Why did the heating next door cost less?”…It turns out that every window has this thing.
As concerns over the “heating cost bomb” become visible in the strongest cold wave this winter, attention is being paid to how to reduce heating costs. Experts advise that lowering the indoor heating temperature by 1 degree in winter can reduce heating costs by about 7 degrees and reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 10 degrees, especially by managing the windows well to prevent heat from leaking out.
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“If you put bubble wrap on the window, the heating bill will be less expensive”.
As the number of households hit by the “heating cost bomb” has soared, more and more people are sharing know-how to save heating costs. Sales of heating appliances are also on the rise. Mr. Lee, a 43-year-old office worker living in Uijeongbu, Gyeonggi Province, said heating costs have risen significantly.
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(1)A bubble wrap, windshield, tightness
Turn on the humidifier when turning on the boiler.
2. Lay carpet or rug on the floor.
3 Turn the faucet in the direction of cold water after use.
4 If that doesn’t work, replace the boiler.
Put bubble wrap on the window.
I turned on the heater a lot, so I came out a lot.
There are a lot of articles about that.
It’s almost like an underdeveloped country.
We’re trying to squeeze the people.
It reminds me of the rat who shouted “Water shortage nation”.