Insulating a house sometimes requires significant financial sacrifices to ensure a certain level of comfort, especially in winter. For this reason, energy-saving renovations are supported by the state through some subsidies. However, is it impossible to heat your home if you have a limited income? Of course not ! A simple trick will get you there.
Several measures can help prevent heat loss when using a heater. You can add insulating joints to the windows, lay thick carpets or install thermal curtains. However, these measures alone are not enough to fully insulate and heat your home. Therefore, many people opt for additional insulation measures, which are usually expensive. Here is a more economical trick to achieve this.
Why insulate the radiator?
The benefits of insulating your radiator are numerous. In fact, 25% of the energy and heat given off by the radiator is absorbed by the walls . In the case of non-insulation, you cannot limit heat loss.
Therefore, placing insulation behind your heater helps prevent these energy losses, ensuring more heat in your interior while reducing the cost of utility bills.
Insulating the radiator therefore makes it possible to maintain the desired temperature by limiting the use of additional heating devices.
Installing insulation on your radiator is also an ecological measure, as excessive energy consumption increases CO2 gas emissions into the air.
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