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A Gas Fire Gives A Warm Feeling In A Home

If one's home is warm and welcoming then one is half way to having a contented and healthy home

. A cold house is just not a pleasant place to be, often plagued by health problems and perpetual runny noses. Small electric fires or blower heaters consume a fair amount of current and only warm up a small area around them.

There are any number of modern ways to efficiently heat a house. If your house is in the original state of the old 50's and 60's homes then you may go a long way to reducing your heating costs by making the house energy efficient.

Rockwool in the ceilings and lagging all the pipes is a good 1st step. This isn't a very expensive option but if it hasn't been done it will pay for itself by reduced heating bills in short order, Heat rises and if not held in by insulation will dissipate through the ceiling and be lost to the atmosphere. You may find yourself losing as much as 20% of the heat you are paying for through the roof.

A further very simple step is double glazing. Window glass transmits heat very easily and despite having drawn curtains the heat will still escape. The modern PVC double glazing units are readily available and local workmen wherever you are in the UK will be ready to do the conversion. Both of these options will be possible to get a mortgage extension for as both are substantial improvements to the value of your property.


With those done we can now look at the house heating itself. Provided you are on the gas mains and have a boiler installed all you have to do is see that the boiler itself is heating efficiently. The older type of open vent boilers were good in their days but do vent heat to the atmosphere. Modern sealed systems at least keep virtually all the heat generated from the gas within the house.

Now you should check the radiators. Radiators do fur up over time so again if it hasn't been done in the last few years it may well pay you to flush the entire system out with an acidic flushing medium to dissolve the built up scale. This may be a bit of a messy job but again you will find that the radiators will bring a lot more heat into the house. All you need to do this job is available at discount heating and you can find a local workman to actually do the flush for you. It should not take more than 1 day of labour but will clean the pipes and you will find efficiencies not only in the heat transfer but the pump as well.

But nothing will make the home more welcoming than the ability to see a flame or a bed of glowing coals, This a Gas fireplace in the front room is a wonderful addition to make. There are many types to choose from but the warmth that they give adds to the sense of wellbeing that comes from even the appearance of an open fire.

by: Micah Wright
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