How to heat the house this winter without spending much?

8 economical options to keep the house warm during cold periods.

With autumn already present and the rain and cold that have been felt, it is important to start thinking about preparing homes to heat them up, considering the expenses we are currently dealing with.

So, know that to keep the house warm during the approaching cold periods, it is not necessary to spend a lot of energy or money.

As such, Notícias ao Minuto has gathered several ways you can choose according to what matches what you want. Pay attention to the following 8 options:

• Heat pump: "Heat pumps work by exchanging energy with the outside, so they can be used to heat or cool your home in both winter and summer. These systems consume electricity, but they consume less energy than other devices, being much more efficient".

• Butane gas heater: "This is another more economical alternative for heating. This type of heater emits a lot of heat and can heat large rooms in a short period of time. The price of a butane stove is around 100 euros, depending on the model, and does not require installation".

• Wax heater: "Consuming only 0.30 liters of paraffin per hour, which makes them one of the most economical options, as well as being clean and quiet".

• Halogen heaters: "They are the perfect choice when you want to heat a small space. However, despite being inexpensive, they consume more energy".

• Pallet Fireplace: "Pellet stoves are a system that works with environmentally friendly wood. Pellets are wood chips derived from manufacturing processes and are not particularly accessible".

• Fireplace: It is one of the most traditional methods of heating a home. "In this case, it is necessary to take into account that it is necessary to have access to firewood, so they are more advisable in a country house. In addition, combustion generates gases and odors, so it will be necessary to install a smoke outlet".

• Oil heater: "The oil radiator is another interesting alternative due to its efficiency. The average price of this device is 70 euros and can heat large rooms with little money".

• Electric heater: "This device uses electric energy to operate, so it has the advantage of being able to be used in any home, since it does not require installation. Its portability is one of the most noticeable advantages, allowing it to move from room to room relatively easily. Normally, this type of heater is more economical at the time of purchase, however, its energy consumption is higher."

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