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Lidl Offers Essential Items to Help Cut Winter Energy Costs

Lidl is launching three essential products designed to help consumers reduce energy bills as winter approaches. Starting from August 14, 2023, these budget-friendly items will be available in stores across the UK, allowing shoppers to prepare for the colder months ahead.
Condensation Management with a Bathroom Squeegee
One of the standout products is the Wenko Grey Bathroom Squeegee, priced at just £3.99. This handy tool effectively removes water from smooth surfaces in bathrooms and showers. Most importantly, it tackles condensation on windows, a common issue in many UK homes during winter.
Condensation occurs when warm, moist air inside a house contacts cold window surfaces, leading to water droplets forming. According to Zehnder UK, approximately 73% of adults in the UK experience window condensation during the colder months. This not only signals heat loss but can also lead to increased energy costs as heating systems work harder to maintain warmth. Persistent condensation can further result in mould growth, window frame damage, and damp walls.
To effectively use the squeegee, homeowners can open their curtains upon waking, run the tool down their windows, and place an old towel at the base to catch the water. A simple step of cracking open the window for a few moments allows for complete drying.
Mould Prevention with Thermometer and Hygrometer
Another essential item hitting the shelves is the Auriol Black Thermometer and Hygrometer unit, sold in packs of three for £4.99. These devices monitor indoor humidity levels, helping to prevent mould, which can be costly to remove. The average expense of mould removal from a large room ranges from £220 to £280, while treating an entire property could set homeowners back between £725 and £1,100.
The hygrometers feature a comfort level display that assists users in adjusting room temperatures effectively. They can be wall-mounted or used free-standing, complete with a magnetic attachment and foldable stand. Each pack includes batteries, clear instructions, and a three-year warranty.
Improving Indoor Air Quality
Lidl is also promoting air-purifying plants, which serve both an aesthetic and practical purpose. Available from £3.99 each, these plants not only enhance indoor aesthetics but also contribute to improved air quality. By purifying the air, they can help reduce the reliance on heating and cooling systems, ultimately leading to energy savings.
Investing in air purification can prevent the need for expensive mould removal services, which often require costly cleaning products. Traditional mould removal can demand purchases like chlorine bleach, brushes, and protective eyewear, which can easily add up to significant costs.
As consumers prepare for the changing seasons, these affordable offerings from Lidl provide practical solutions to manage energy costs and improve indoor living conditions. Stock levels may vary by location, prompting shoppers to check with their local stores before heading out.
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