A man reveals how Nan's tips helped him save on his utility bills.
Carl Alexis shared a heating hack on TikTok that wowed viewers online, racking up hundreds of thousands of views.
Carl, an IT worker, uploads to his TikTok under the username @carlosmanwelly.
Heexplained that her cost of living was rising, and remembered a simple trick Nan had taught him.
Karl told his NeedToKnow.online:
Carl's trick is to put a piece of silver foil down behind the radiator.This reflects heat back into the room instead of escaping it through the walls of the.
It's a simple trick, but the gas you use to heat your home
Another commenter wrote: "Thanks for the tip, Bryn."
Third commenter added: "Very nice brothers."
Fourth commenter said they were already hacking themselves: Rising cost of living He said he was spending less and had to budget more carefully, but was still "keeping the house running at the same time."
He's not the only energy y billed £3,616this winter and is looking for ways to cut costs.
According to British gas engineer Joanna Flowers,this trick will save you £20 a year.
She told her The Sun, rice field. "Her panels of foil can be found at most of her DIY shops or online, are relatively inexpensive, and ensure that the heat is transferred to the room," she said.
"This tip will save you even more on the outside wall radiator. If you prefer, you can also use regular foil."
However, one user wrote: Not everyone was impressed.
Another comment stated:
A third wrote: Foil paper wallpaper cannot be applied.
You can buy tin foil from Sainsbury's for as little as 65p , according to Trolley.co.uk.
How else can I save on my electricity bill?
There are many benefits available.
The Financial Assistance Fund helps you pay bills and meals through complimentary cash or vouchers.
However, the amount you receive and your eligibility will depend on where you live.
To find out if you are eligible, call your city council and ask if they are going. Anything for the scheme.
You may also be eligible forliving expenses.
Living expenses are £650,for those claiming universal creditshe will be paid in two installments.
You should have received her first payment of £326 in July, if you are eligible for payment. The second time is expected to be in the fall of this year.
Pensioners are entitled to more money due tocost of living.
Six million British people with disabilities also receive a £150 cost-of-living package.
The government is also making payments of £400 to everyUK household to help with rising energy costs.
