Hot weather appliances households must switch off during 32C heatwave | Weather | News
This weekend, a scorch 30C heat wave has been set to cook England, temperatures today, Thursday, July 10 and remain high for the next few days.
The Met office confirmed that temperatures were not expected to fall below 30C until Monday, July 14th, as a five -day heat wave warms up most of the country. At the same time, it means that the houses are stuck in our homes and our various devices throw their own heat, so that the houses throughout the country will be hot, which makes the houses feel better and more difficult.
According to Property Experts David Wilson Homes, there are several devices that need to close their households to avoid further heating their property. Oliver Novakovic, Head of Innovation Barat And David Wilson HomesHe shared simple tips to keep your home cool in hot weather.
TVs, PCs, game consoles and telephone charger, such as electric devices should be closed because they produce a lot of heat, he said. “This not only reduces energy bills by closing electricity, but also helps to reduce heat accumulation at home.
“Electronics such as televisions, computers, game consoles and even telephone charger can produce heat.”
According to boxt, there are other special hot air devices that add a lot of money to your invoice during a heat wave.
He says that using a table fan can add £ 13.50 per month or £ 40,50 for three months.
According to Uswitch, running an electric shower also uses a lot of power, and you are more likely to take a shower in hot weather.
A 10 -minute shower every day is about 3.41 £ per week. But if you double and take two a day, it suddenly £ 6,82.
Other ways of cooling that will not cost extra money are to open your roof.
As Oliver explains, “As the hot air rises in your home, it can usually get stuck on the second floor you are trying to sleep.
“The opening of the loft cover can allow the air to rise further and farther than your bedroom, allowing you to reduce temperatures and allow a better night sleep.”
Finally, the households should exchange LED bulbs that are cheaper to run and throw less heat, so your home will remain cool.
Oliver adds: “90% of the energy given by traditional, incandescent bulbs is heat and this does not appear too much, but can contribute to the ambient temperature of a room.”
