How Are You Staying Warm at Home, Do You Heat All Your Rooms?

I've turned the radiator off in my daughter's bedroom until she back home again she is at university. I have heating on in kitchen because that's where I iron

I have heating on in the kitchen as that is where the washing dries on the clothes horse and I don't want mould to form. Most people I know have heating on in their kitchen. I also leave the oven door open after cooking, although it isn't on as often anymore as we use the airfryer.

I don't have the heating on in the kitchen as we have an extractor fan which pulls all the heat out, so it seems pointless. We have a curtain at the front door and lots of blankets in the frontroom and bedrooms for extra warmth. I'm hoping to turning the heating off soon.

We heat the house although I have turned the thermostat down to 18. In the evening I use an electric throw, only need it on for half an hour.

The whole property needs to be heated regularly to avoid damp but have turned down the thermostat. I also use a dehumidifier, hot water bottle when sitting for longer periods and in bed and dressing in layers.

I have the radiators on in all of my rooms as I don’t like to have any room cold but then I am lucky as my house is a warm house so my heating is not on every day

Heating on when it gets below 16 degrees. Thermostat is set to 16 so I'm never cold. Radiators are all switched off upstairs too, but every bed has an electric blanket which you can switch on with Alexa. So you're always going up to a warm bed at night and the house is never super cold. Heating only came on a handful of times through the winter. House is 17.8 degrees now and the heating hasn't been on for weeks.

My grandmother sits at home in 25 degrees, even just opening front door feels like peering over the top of an active volcano. Some people feel the cold more than others, but if you keep yourself well fed and active, you simply won't be bothered by the cold. If you skip a meal or just sit around, you can feel cold in what are objectively warm temperatures

We heat every room early afternoon. It's quite a large house with tall ceilings so takes a while to warm up but it is needed otherwise it would be Arctic. Lol

I usually only pop the heating on in the lounge as that's where we spend most of our time, half an hour heats it up lovely, keeping the door shut. Lucky to have a well insulated home.

Never had heaters in any of the kitchens I've rented in all the years I've rented. I have blankets, hot water bottles and 3 heaters in thd house 2 downstairs in the lounge. One on the landing upstairs that heats upstairs

Have not had any heating on for last four days, I find that the sun and a dehumidifier are helpful.

The electric heated throw we bought keeps us warm every night

I haven't used my heating for over 3 weeks and that was for visiting friends for film night. I don't see the point of heating the whole house just for me. I will wear 2 or 3 jumpers during the day of I am home (but often out at work) with long sleeve t shirt underneath. In the evening I have a long chenille hooded dressing gown over the lot and when needed the heated blanket. It does make me lazy though!