Batteries will heat twice as much: a plumber revealed the main secret

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Old batteries can distribute heat inefficiently due to blockages, heat-absorbing furniture, or “air pockets.”

Improving heat transfer can be achieved by removing blockages, rearranging furniture, installing shelves, or using a reflective foil screen.

Checking for “air pockets” and eliminating them can significantly increase the efficiency of the batteries.

Old batteries can inefficiently distribute heat in a room, so in order to correct this situation, it is worth resorting to a simple life hack. Thanks to it, the batteries will be twice as powerful, so there will be more heat in the house.

Due to certain factors, the radiator may not provide proper heat circulation in the room, so the situation can be corrected thanks to several key steps, writes 24 Kanal with reference to Express.

How to improve the heat supply in a room

First of all, you need to remove blockages in the radiators to increase the efficiency of heating. Rearranging furniture that can absorb heat will help to improve the heating of the room. A sofa that is right behind the radiator absorbs a lot of heat, so consider making some adjustments to the room.

You can install shelves above radiators so that hot air does not rise all the way to the ceiling, but is kept in the right place. The plumber even advises making your own reflective screen. You need to cover the cardboard with foil and place it behind the radiator. Thanks to this trick, you can direct the heat back into the room. The foil will reflect the heat, so it will speed up the heating of the room and maintain a warm temperature for longer.

Tips that will help improve the heat output from the radiator

But before you resort to these manipulations, check if there are “air pockets” in the radiators to release air from them. In many cases, the radiators can be simply airy, so they will give off little heat.

If the top of the radiator is cold and the bottom is warm, this is a sign that the radiator needs to be blown out. This action will help increase the warmth in the home and reduce heating costs.

If desired, you can activate the heat exchange between the warmer air near the radiator and the cooler air in the room by placing a small fan near the radiator, pointing it towards the room. It will increase the air movement and the room will heat up faster.