fuel-poverty heating notes/tips

Author: DamonHD

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+// Further notes on 'safe' heating and fuel poverty, eg:
+//     http://newrytimes.com/2018/02/23/fuel-poverty-awareness-day-reduce-energy-costs-and-get-help/
+//     "Fuel Poverty Awareness Day – reduce energy costs and get help"
+//     Top tips for keeping warm at home:
+//    Wear multiple layers of clothing and a hat and gloves, even indoors if it is cold;
+//    Heat your main living room to around 18-21C (64-70F) and the rest of the house to at least 16C (61F);
+//    Heat all the rooms you use in the day;
+//    If you can’t heat all your rooms, make sure that you keep your living room warm throughout the day;
+//    It is important to make sure your heating is safe and that your house is properly ventilated, to reduce the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning.
+//    If you have electric controls for your heating, set the timer on your heating to come on before you get up and switch off when you go to bed;
+//    In very cold weather set the heating to come on earlier, rather than turn the thermostat up, so you won’t be cold while you wait for your home to heat up.
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