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A surprising reason why some homes always feel colder, even when the heating is on

Home & Cleaning

February 16, 2026

A surprising reason why some homes always feel colder, even when the heating is on

Homes can feel cold at 21°C because cold surfaces lower mean radiant temperature. Discover UK fixes: secondary glazing, draught-proofing, better ventilation.

Closing curtains before sunset: why early insulation keeps rooms warmer overnight

Home & Cleaning

February 13, 2026

Closing curtains before sunset: why early insulation keeps rooms warmer overnight

Discover why closing curtains before sunset locks in heat, cuts bills and carbon, and boosts comfort overnight—plus data, timing tips, and materials advice.

Warming cloths on the radiator first: why gentle heat lifts greasy marks faster

Home & Cleaning

February 13, 2026

Warming cloths on the radiator first: why gentle heat lifts greasy marks faster

Learn how gently warming a damp cloth on a radiator helps lift greasy marks faster—plus the science, step‑by‑step method, fabric‑safe tips, and pros and cons.

Shutting the bathroom door after showers: why contained steam limits damp spreading

Home & Cleaning

February 13, 2026

Shutting the bathroom door after showers: why contained steam limits damp spreading

Discover why shutting the bathroom door after showers traps steam, speeds extraction, and prevents damp and mould across UK homes, with practical, low-cost tips.

Running taps briefly each morning: why water movement limits lingering drain smells

Home & Cleaning

February 13, 2026

Running taps briefly each morning: why water movement limits lingering drain smells

Discover how a quick morning tap run prevents drain smells by protecting P-traps, disrupting biofilm and flushing stagnation—plus pros, tips and fixes.

Leaving washing machine drawers open: why airflow stops hidden mould forming

Home & Cleaning

February 13, 2026

Leaving washing machine drawers open: why airflow stops hidden mould forming

Discover why leaving your washing machine drawer ajar boosts airflow, cuts humidity, prevents hidden mould, and keeps odours at bay—plus simple, safe care tips.

Rinsing plates in cold water first: why temperature contrast loosens dried food

Home & Cleaning

February 13, 2026

Rinsing plates in cold water first: why temperature contrast loosens dried food

Discover how a cold-first rinse uses temperature contrast to loosen dried food, with UK-friendly steps, when to go warm, and ways to save time and water.

Mopping floors with cooler water: how lower temperature prevents streaks setting

Home & Cleaning

February 13, 2026

Mopping floors with cooler water: how lower temperature prevents streaks setting

Cooler water mopping stops streaks by slowing evaporation and cutting residue, protecting finishes and saving energy—plus UK-tested, practical floor-care tips.

Shaking rugs before sunrise: why low humidity helps dust lift more easily

Home & Cleaning

February 13, 2026

Shaking rugs before sunrise: why low humidity helps dust lift more easily

Discover why shaking rugs before sunrise works best: low humidity weakens dust’s grip, boosts lift-off, and reduces mess. Science-backed, UK-tested tips.

Spraying vinegar on limescale first: why contact time matters more than scrubbing

Home & Cleaning

February 13, 2026

Spraying vinegar on limescale first: why contact time matters more than scrubbing

Spray first, scrub less: how vinegar’s contact time dissolves limescale. Get dwell times, step-by-step tactics, pros vs cons, and surface-safety tips.

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