Priority order
- Seal drafts around windows/doors; heavy curtains at night.
- Targeted heating: heat the room you use; consider a heated throw.
- Humidity ~45% feels warmer; avoid >60% to prevent mould.
- Water: insulate tank/pipes; fix dripping taps.
- Appliances: 30 °C washes, air‑dry, full loads.
Small habits
Cook with lids, batch bake, shut doors, and air rooms briefly (fast purge) instead of trickling all day.
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