The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Winter is coming, and the energy crisis is already here. While ...

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Amazon shoppers have been loving a pack of adhesive draught excluders for doors, claiming they’re ‘really easy to use’ and do ‘a great job at keeping the draughts out’. The 2 Pack Draft Excluder for ...

With temperatures set to plunge into minus figures as the country tackles rising costs, households will be opting for cheaper ways to stay warm this winter. And they may want to invest in draft ...

As temperatures drop and energy costs rise, you might be on the lookout for effective ways to keep your house warm, and one easy way to make spaces cosier is by using a draught excluder. They won’t ...

If you click on a link in this article, we may earn affiliate revenue HOUSEHOLDS are trying to save money as prices soar – and using a simple draft excluder could slash as much as £45 off energy bills ...

A tiny tweak at ground level could stop heat sneaking out of your home and keep bills from creeping up. As cooler nights return, small gaps around doors start to matter again. A low-cost draught ...

With the temperatures dropping, you may notice draughts of cold air sneaking under your doors and causing a chill in your home. Draught excluder are a great option for keeping cold air at bay. But it ...

DRAFT excluders are the perfect way to keep warm inside your house without needing to keep the heating on for long. This is especially so now that temperatures have dropped and roads are covered in ...

Winter is coming, and the energy crisis is already here. While there’s not much you can do about either of these facts, you can make the season ahead a more comfortable and less costly one with a few ...