And with the average home costing around £1,300 per year to keep warm , this means a saving of up to £260.to check out how effective her heat-saving hacks were.
But even without one Rosie's tests show the small fixes that can add up to big savings around the home: here's what she found. Draught-proofing windows and doors is an easy way to save around £60 per year off your heating bills, according to the Energy Saving Trust.I covered the door with a curtain - bought from a charity shop for £1 – and fixed it in place with a wooden pole from a DIY store, costing £3, using screw-in hooks.You can also make your own for free using a folded old blanket or towel.
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