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Energy bills: 13m British homes ‘did not turn on heating when cold last winter’
(www.theguardian.com)
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I bought oodies for the whole family, paid for themselves in a couple of weeks. I had to figure out where the mold point was with the heating (too cold and you get mold) so we still had it on, but it was 3 degrees lower on the thermostat than the previous year. Not everyone can do it, for sure.
At one point I was wearing an oodie under a dryrobe.
Toasty core. Chilly toes.