Here are some simple tips to help you reduce the amount of energy used for heating your home when working remotely:
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Turn down your room thermostats
Aim for 18-20ºC in your living room and workspace, and 15-18ºC in your bedroom
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Put on an extra jumper
You can get cold quickly from not moving around, even though the temperature in your workspace is ideal
![Turn your radiators down or off](https://www.codema.ie/images/uploads/common/heat-20.jpg)
Turn your radiators down or off
Turn your radiators down or off in rooms you don't use regularly
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Close doors
Keep any doors in your workspace closed, to avoid losing heat to hallways and other rooms. Close doors to unused rooms so you only heat the smallest possible... read more
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Regularly bleed your radiators
If your home runs on a wet central heating system, bleed your radiators regularly, as trapped air can cause the radiators to run inefficiently
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Avoid putting furniture in front of radiators
This blocks heat from radiating into the rest of the room
![Put radiator foil behind your radiators](https://www.codema.ie/images/uploads/common/heat-23.jpg)
Put radiator foil behind your radiators
(especially those on external walls) to reflect heat back into the room. You can also use kitchen aluminium foil mounted on cardboard, with the shiny side... read more
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Check windows and doors for draughts
You can buy draught excluders for your doors and windows or simply make them yourself from fabric
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