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WINTER is well and truly here and if you’re feeling the chill in your home, don’t worry.
Forget cranking up that thermostat and instead opt for a bargain gadget from Sports Direct.
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According to most energy experts, it is easier and more economical to warm yourself than your home.
So instead of racking up your energy bills with your central heating, focus on keeping cosy.
This Sports Direct buy will save UK households a lot this winter, costing just 2p an hour to operate as opposed to the £1.80 hourly rate of most central heating systems.
The Country Club Heated Scarf Eskimo Super Soft is available for just £11.99 from the retailer.
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Featuring three heat settings, low, medium, and high, this gadget can be adjusted as needed.
This super soft micro fleece is a one size fits most buy, and includes a pocket to store a power bank.
To use, simply connect the scarf to your power banks using the USB cord.
So whether you’re snuggled up at home or bracing the elements, this scarf is sure to keep you warm.
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According to the product description, this scarf is “designed with your comfort in mind”.
Made of soft and gentle materials, it won’t cause irritation or discomfort to your skin.
As well as warming you up, this scarf features high quality polyester fibre which effectively locks the heat in and prevents further heat loss.
Designed to keep you warm without adding bulk, this buy is made with 100% polyester.
Since the neck is one of the main areas for heat loss in the body, this scarf may be well worth the investment.
As well as keeping your energy costs down, this buy can also help ward off illness during the winter months.
And it can help to reduce muscle tension and stiffness, which are also common at this time of year.
MARTIN Lewis' MoneySavingExpert shared six gadgets that can help you keep the heating off but stay warm.
Heating “the human not the home” means you warm yourself instead of turning on the heating and heating the whole house.
This can save money on your heating bill and means you don’t have to sit in the cold.
Plus, the cheapest running electric heaters that you can buy right now.
And Aldi is bringing back a £15 gadget that will keep you toasty all night long this winter.
A tabletop gadget from will heat up your whole living room this winter, and it’s 60% off.
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