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Final draught: simple ways to keep your home warm in the winter months

Many Australian houses are ill-fitted for the coldest weeks of the year. But there are plenty of ways to retain warmth – and some heaters are much more efficient than others

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Final draught: simple ways to keep your home warm in the winter months

Many Australian houses are ill-fitted for the coldest weeks of the year. But there are plenty of ways to retain warmth – and some heaters are much more efficient than others

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Simple winter hacks that could cut your heating costs by over R1,000 a month

Electric blankets, door snakes and closed curtains may not be as exciting as a new heater, but they can save South African households hundreds of rand a month.

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  1. mercoledì 17 giugno 2026·iol.co.za

    Simple winter hacks that could cut your heating costs by over R1,000 a month

    Electric blankets, door snakes and closed curtains may not be as exciting as a new heater, but they can save South African households hundreds of rand a month.

  2. sabato 20 giugno 2026·theguardian.com

    Final draught: simple ways to keep your home warm in the winter months

    Many Australian houses are ill-fitted for the coldest weeks of the year. But there are plenty of ways to retain warmth – and some heaters are much more efficient than others