Heating: 6 tips – this is how rooms get warmer faster

In winter, for many people, their own four walls should be one thing above all: warm and cozy.
To save energy, some people turn down the heating before leaving the apartment.
But if you come home cold, your own home is often too cold.
If you now want to heat up a room quickly, you should follow these tips – even if they seem very obvious at first glance.
1. Close the doors Of course, if you want to heat up quickly, you should keep the room to be heated as small as possible.
2. Do not cover radiators What shouldn’t come as a surprise to most: The heating should stand as freely as possible. But have you also thought about keeping the top and bottom of the heater completely free and not using the radiator as a shelf, for example? Only then can the air circulate freely and heat up the room.
3. Bleed the heating Bleeding the heating regularly makes the radiator more effective and quieter.
4. Avoid drafts Logical: If there is a draft in the room, the heat will dissipate quickly and it will therefore take longer to heat up. Sources of draughts, such as leaky windows and doors, must therefore be found and repaired. Here, for example, a towel can serve as a short-term solution.
5. Insulate windows Anyone who is already there should ensure that the windows are properly insulated. A thick curtain can help here.
6. Insulate the floor Then it’s the floor’s turn. A carpet can help here. Not only is it more comfortable for the feet, the room can heat up faster.