After Martin Lewis advised people to 'heat the human, not the home' to save money this winter, we tried a £25 plug-in heater and was surprised by how well it worked ...

The BBC Sounds podcast host has issued a warning over tumble dryers, explaining how you can dry clothes for a fraction of the cost with a dehumidifier amid the Cost of Living crisis.

As the cost of living continues to affect Brits, experts like Martin Lewis offer valuable advice on how to “heat the human ... powered as expected - simply plug them into a power source like ...

With the cost of living continuing to impact Brits, experts like Martin Lewis are a wealth of information on how to "heat the human, not the home", in order to keep energy bills from soaring.

British Gas has previously said that chargers and appliances still use electricity when they are left in the sockets -when ...

UK households have been given a lifeline to stay warm this winter without the financial strain, thanks to a tip from money-saving expert Martin Lewis ... included electric heat pads and electric ...

Weighing in on the debate on This Morning was finance guru Martin Lewis, who advised ... and can help conduct heat outside the home. This means you lose heat more quickly and will use more ...

and let all your heat out? Do you keep windows closed but worry about condensation damage? Do you use an extremely expensive tumble dryer or crank the heating? Money expert Martin Lewis has opened ...

Martin Lewis, the financial guru ... most people have already turned most things off. Heat the human is about USB gloves and ...

Personal finance campaigner Martin Lewis has spoken about the ... people with very little money won’t be able to heat their homes. Mr Lewis said: “We are looking at perhaps one of the tightest ...

Martin Lewis has pointed out ... outlining £40 billion worth of tax rises to plug a 'black hole' in the nation's finances. Money saving expert Mr Lewis has spotted a change that will have a ...

Martin Lewis has issued a warning to state pensioners ... transitional arrangements were put in place to let you plug gaps all the way back to 2006. This was due to end on 5 April 2023, and ...