9 Cheapest Ways To Heat Your Home This Winter

[@homecapricehc]

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[@RockyMtnGobblers]

Just remember if you use a smart thermostat your thermostat can be controlled by the utility company. A utility company did take control of homeowner's thermostats in Denver and other places. When they control it, you have no control.

[@natividadbeltran9312]

He didn’t mention just take a few shoots of tequilita or whiskey lol that does the job j.k

[@homecapricehc]

Assuming you choose a cheap alcoholic beverage, that may be one of the cheap option haha 😁

[@shelberz1]

Hehehe

[@thelouiebrand]

Tbh there is no cheap way unless you own a lot of land and trees. Propane cost a lot now, space heaters suck up crazy money you might as well burn it. Electric units in my area cost a premium to run seeing that my “delivery cost” alone can be nearly half of my bill.

[@dmitryhetman1509]

Cheap option is to use expensive heat pumps, or collect dry wood in forest, there is nice video about water heat pump for conditioning, may be it could be somehow modifyed to collect heat

[@Joestacemazjojo]

Delivery costs in upstate NY are more than the usage. In the summer time we use no gas at all and still are charged $25 month for delivery. In winter, paying like $700 month! I still walk around with 4 layers inside

[@charlessanders1342]

Space heaters are expensive to run especially when u run 4 of them cost alot more than running a single electric furnace.

[@ThePetties88]

Solar energy isn't free anymore. The company/government WILL get a fee from you.

[@homecapricehc]

While solar energy has upfront costs, it can still be a cost-effective long-term solution, reducing reliance on traditional power sources. Fees may vary, but the overall savings and environmental benefits can outweigh initial expenses.

[@MrEjohnston]

I have a 5kw solar system and I am not paying anyone anything.

[@dmitryhetman1509]

Lol what a joke😅

[@privateprivate8366]

While I don’t yet know how it will work out, I hope to save a bit of money by installing what I call micro solar for the mortgage free home I inherited. It isn’t for heating. It is for lighting. Certain areas will have small solar panels, connected to lights inside. Mains lighting will be backup and no government needs to know. Would be good if I could make a cat wheel that made electricity.😆

[@legrindem-her]

@@MrEjohnston How is that possible? You must have a huge battery set up and you must recharge them often...?

[@donaldcurtis9229]

When I lived up north I had steam boiler I live in an old house I had an insulated and replaced the windows I was very toasty now I live down south and my electric bills are crazy I have gas heat for forced hot air

[@wraithwarrior8454]

I have several space heaters that I use but of course I only use 1 at a time to heat either my small living room or my bedroom in my apartment. I think its cheaper to use that than the baseboards that come with the apartment

[@homecapricehc]

That’s a smart way to save! Space heaters can definitely be cheaper if you’re just heating one room at a time. Just make sure to use one that’s energy-efficient to keep costs even lower 👍

[@sandrahoffman1958]

My grid tied solar has a 32$ a month meter fee each month so most months my total electric bill is just that.

[@homecapricehc]

That's a great setup! Even with the meter fee, it’s awesome that your solar system keeps your bill so low most months. Definitely a smart way to save long-term!

[@ctbt1832]

Depending on your electric furnace if you are running three or four space heaters at a time you might as well run your furnace

[@familyoftwo7441]

Some wall heaters heat bricks up,then turn of,the bricks store heat for hours,with the right set up,if you dont have a wood burner,heat a good 8 to 10 bricks with a chiminea,useing forest wood from dead trees,bring the bricks carefully in your room,hot room for hours.

[@LorettaFoster-xn7kl]

I have a wall thermostat. How long does it take for heat to come up. It's freezing in my home. Waited 30 minutes. Nothing hapoening

[@familyoftwo7441]

@@LorettaFoster-xn7kl your wall heaters not working,put the gas fire on,,or radiators on,or wall heaters,if nothing works,you need to get sombody to sort it,i dont know what heating system you use,but if you get well wrapped up,and can heat up a nice bowl of hot soup,it willsee you till tomora,then get some help.

[@user-qc6yq1jh4j]

best way save on electrc is demand the elctric compeys to lower the cost

[@michelemccracken62]

I think infrared space heaters heat up a space using less electricity than traditional electric space heaters.

[@homecapricehc]

You're absolutely right! Infrared space heaters can be more efficient because they directly heat objects and people, not the air, so they often use less electricity.

[@Mengkysan]

There can only be one "cheapest" way. 10 cheap ways, yes 10 cheapest ways, no

[@homecapricehc]

Out of all of the options, these are the 9 cheapest ways, not the total ways to heat your home :) There are more than 9 ways to heat a home, we just selected the cheapest options.

[@sarahconnor8189]

Radiators.....should still have them

[@grantmidd]

Space heaters are just electric heaters and they are not any more efficient than any electrical heater. An Infrared heater can heat a person directly but it is still only 100% Kwh for Kwh efficient.

[@homecapricehc]

You're correct that space heaters, including infrared ones, are essentially electric heaters, and their efficiency is consistent with electrical heaters. While infrared heaters can offer direct warmth, the overall energy efficiency remains comparable on a kWh basis.

[@MrClaus]

I must have something wrong with my fire stove then. That thing will heat up the living room to 61° and that's it. I wish it would heat up the whole house

[@supernova8962]

This is dumb .... 15 x 20 room ...just isolate the room like i do and use one gas burner with pots barely touching with water ... BAM !!! 1.5 therm a day and hot water and heat. With short and t shirt. And I have a lot of drafts

[@DJJesseJamesThaPeoplesDJ]

Woodstove needs blower and blower uses electricity

[@grantmidd]

Unfortunately you are incorrect, if you see a log burner or stove with a fan that is because it has been installed incorrect and needs to manufacture a draw rather than the natural heat pressure differential.

[@JAWDRESS]

Boo hoo some people live at appartments and can't even use them. Fireplaces don't even use shit except wood

[@jobi43]

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