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Why Brits should turn on the heat now to save money ahead of a harsh winter

Experts say that turning on the heating now will save you money when winter comes.

With temperatures so sweltering this summer, many people do not think to turn on the heating.

But experts say that turning on the boiler now will help prevent it from getting stuck.

Boiler Central specialists say that leaving a boiler off for months could result in a large repair bill in the coming months. If you stop the boiler, the boiler may seize and the hot water may stop.

As the cost of living crisis continues to worsen and household budgets must grow further, people across the country are looking for ways to save money wherever possible.

A Boiler Central spokesperson told Edinburgh He Live: Turning off the boiler for a long time can cause harm. That's why it's important to turn on the heating from time to time.

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Old Boiler and the inner workings of modern boilers to prevent seizure.

"This affects appliances such as central heating, hot water in the main shower, and some washing machines that can use hot water from a boiler.

'' In a worst-case scenario, parts may need to be replaced, which is both time consuming and expensive. Especially if you need to hire a central heating expert.

Other tips for keeping your boiler running efficiently and safely include annual maintenance.

According to boiler company I Heat, "Having a boiler repaired allows you to identify and address minor problems that can escalate into larger and more costly problems.

The company also reminds people that unless they can prove they've had an annual service by a Gas Safe engineer, their boiler warranty is void. .

You should also bleed the radiator if necessary.

"Over time, air can enter the system, creating bubbles in the radiator and reducing the efficiency of the boiler," explains I Heat.

``Bleeding the radiator when necessary ensures that the system is operating efficiently and effectively.''

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