NHS guidance says switch on heating when temperature drops below 15C
Summarised from 4 outlets · Updated 5 Oct, 08:07 · Archive
Official NHS guidance recommends turning on radiators once outside temperatures fall below 15°C to protect against seasonal illnesses.
Official NHS guidance recommends that UK households should switch on their heating once outside temperatures fall below 15°C. The guidance is intended to protect people against seasonal illnesses that become more common in colder months.
The threshold of 15°C reflects health service advice on maintaining indoor conditions that support health as outdoor weather cools. Households are advised to monitor local temperature forecasts to determine when to activate their heating systems accordingly.
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- Expert reveals the exact date UK households should turn on their heating this monthGazette & Herald · 5 Oct, 07:31
- Expert reveals the exact date UK households should turn on their heating this monthThis Is Wiltshire · 5 Oct, 07:31
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