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As we approach the middle of November, it’s starting to get colder. Fuel prices are still high and may well get higher, so it’s well worth thinking about insulating your home to keep your heating bills down.
When I insulated my loft I thought I was doing well when I took advantage of a buy 2 get one free offer, but I don’t think anyone can beat the current offer at Wickes. What’s more, you get free delivery if you’re within a 5-mile radius.
You can now buy loft insulation material at an incredible BUY 1 GET 4 FREE on rolls of 100, 150 and 200mm thickness (4″, 6″ and 8″). The current recommendation is 10″, so if your house was insulated several years ago, you should really top it up as soon as possible to minimise your heat loss [Read more...]


