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“Expert Tip: Heat Your Home with Oven Residual Heat”

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An expert from British Gas has shared a tip on how to heat your home without turning on the central heating.

Jessica Rawstron, a smart energy engineer, recommends leaving the oven door open after cooking to utilize the residual heat escaping from the appliance.

According to Jessica, instead of closing the oven door immediately after cooking, you can leave it open to slowly transfer the heat into your kitchen, keeping your house warm while you enjoy your meal. She also advises caution to prevent children and pets from approaching the open door.

British Gas has also provided tips for winter preparation, such as sealing gaps around windows and doors to prevent draughts.

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Ensure your radiators are functioning efficiently by bleeding them regularly and keep up with your annual boiler maintenance to prepare for the winter season.

Yellow weather warnings for snow and ice have been issued in various parts of the UK following a drop in temperatures this week.

In Scotland, a yellow warning for snow and ice is in effect throughout Wednesday, while a similar warning for snow covers regions of England and Wales from Thursday evening until Friday afternoon.

As the cold spell grips the country, households are advised to monitor their energy usage, especially as energy bills have increased. The average annual cost for gas and electricity for households paying by direct debit has risen to £1,758 due to the price cap regulations.

The price cap sets limits on unit rates and standing charges but does not cap the total energy bill, which still depends on usage. Customers not on fixed energy tariffs fall under the price cap system.

For pre-payment meter users, the annual cap is now £1,711, and for those paying upon receipt of bill, it is £1,894, with the caps being revised every three months, with the next update scheduled for April 2026.

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