For some reason the chilly weather has persisted for more than a month in Hong Kong. Here’s a handy guide on how to keep yourself extra warm at home this winter.

4 Simple Ways to Keep Yourself Extra Warm at Home
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For some reason the chilly weather has persisted for more than a month in Hong Kong. Here’s a handy guide on how to keep yourself extra warm at home this winter.

1. Wear Thick Socks and Slippers

4 Simple Ways to Keep Yourself Extra Warm at Home

Do you know that human beings lose roughly 20% of body heat through their feet? If you want to feel warm and snuggly, don a pair of thick, fluffy socks. The feet maintain a stable body temperature as they have a large surface area and specialised blood vessels that pass through high volumes of blood, therefore offloading heat quickly when required.

2. Get Cosy with Wheat Bags

4 Simple Ways to Keep Yourself Extra Warm at Home
Photo: a Little Crispy

Natural wheat bags can warm up any part of your body, be them your icy cold feet or hands. They’re safer than hot water bottles as there's no chance of spilling boiling water anywhere, so they’re perfect to take to bed with. But be sure to follow the heating and usage directions closely though, as they can pose a fire hazard if not used correctly. 

3. Use a Humidifier

4 Simple Ways to Keep Yourself Extra Warm at Home

Running your radiators for a prolonged period can strip your indoor air of its humidity. Humidity is directly correlated to heat so to balance this, consider using a humidifier with warm mist. The simple gadget can make your room feel warmer than it actually is.

4. Clean Your Radiator

4 Simple Ways to Keep Yourself Extra Warm at Home
Photo: The Radiator Company

When a radiator heats up, the surrounding air temperature rises and the machine begins sucking in dust and dirt. Accumulated dust creates a layer of insulation that lowers the performance of your radiator. So cleaning up your radiator regularly ensures it work efficiently for many years to come. You can use a vacuum to get rid of the dust or simply wipe down its surface.

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