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As the October chill begins to bite, experts are offering clever advice on how to keep heating bills from skyrocketing - and it all comes down to where you place your thermostat. With many Brits ...

Are you tired of high energy bills and constantly adjusting your thermostat to find the perfect temperature? Look no further!

That depends on how much energy it actually saves. If the smart thermostat results in you using less energy to heat and cool your home, that’s savings. Considering heating and cooling is by far ...

Capable of heating water to 140°F, this heat pump technology continues to perform well even as outdoor temperatures drop as low as -13°F. In extreme cold, an auxiliary heating system ensures that the ...

Our experts have found some great prices on CR-tested products ahead of next week's salesBy Although Walmart’s official fall ...

After days of record-breaking temperatures, weather officials are warning that California’s unusual October heat wave is expected to have a second peak this weekend, with millions of people ...

It will soon be time to put the heating back on, but with Ofgem's latest energy cap seeing bills rise once again - most Brits are being hesitant with the thermostat. Having the house too hot can ...

5. Get the most from your room thermostat The hotter you have your home, the more money you'll spend heating it. The Energy Saving Trust estimates that turning down your main thermostat by just one ...

which allow the heated water to circulate from the boiler (or other heating source) through the underfloor circuits. The system will also be fitted to a thermostat (or thermostats, if you have ...

Get ready to bundle up this winter — inside your home. Home heating expenses in the US are expected to jump 10.5%, on average, due in part to colder temperatures forecast for the Northeast and ...

Chris Wedel is a fan of all things tech and gadgets. Living in rural Kansas with his wife and two young boys makes finding ways to stay online tricky — not to mention making my homestead smarter.