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Need ideas on how to keep kitchen warm
spinningsheep
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With the winter approaching, I need some ideas as to how to heat my exceptionally cold kitchen. There is no radiator, and I dont fancy burning mains gas all the time by putting the hob on if its cold, so, I am considering buying an electrical heater or possibly an LPG calor type one, so I am wondering which would be the cheaper option,both to buy and run. I already have a small electric fan heater and an oil radiator, neither of which I have used as I am scared of eating a huge amount of electricity.
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The trundly type gas heaters with a gas bottle inside are effective at heating a room but they also put out an astonishing amount of water vapour which can lead to dampness problems.0
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