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Keeping Your Bathroom Warm in Winter
It's important to insulate your bathroom properly and invest in efficient heating to ensure it stays warm enough in the winter. Here are our top tips to achieve a warm and cosy bathroom.
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Discover radiators from Drench and make sure your home is the comfortable and relaxing environment you want it to be. Choose from our wide range of modern radiators and traditional radiators including vertical, horizontal radiators varieties and heated towel rails
Radiators come in a huge array of shapes, sizes and materials, from the conventional chrome ladder rail through to premium quality stainless steel offerings from brands such as Brenton, Butler & Rose and EliteHeat. When choosing a bathroom radiator it is important to take notice of the heat output (measured in BTUs).
What is the best radiator for my house?
The best radiator for your home depends on several factors including size, type of heating system, and desired output. For example, a good radiator for a bathroom would be one that has a high BTU output, is made of corrosion-resistant material, and is designed to fit the space. Many people like to opt for modern heated towel rails in bathrooms, whereas in a living room, a larger and wider radiator is more practical as this is often where we spend the most time.
Kitchens tend to benefit from a smaller radiator, as the heat output from gas hobs, ovens and other appliances can emit enough heat to make a larger radiator impractical. For small toilet rooms and cloakrooms, a compacthorizontal radiator may be best placed.
How to stop a radiator rusting
There are different types of rusting and corrosion - with some materials more prone to rust. Routine cleaning with your regular bathroom supplies and also ensuring that the room is always well ventilated and the radiator is kept as dry as possible can help prevent rust from accumulating on your radiators as this removes moisture and germs.
What is BTU output?
BTU output is a measure of the amount of heat energy produced by a device or appliance. It is typically measured in British Thermal Units (BTUs) per hour. To measure the BTU output, you will need to use a BTU metre, such as an infrared thermometer, to measure the temperature change in the surrounding air, or a device such as a gas analyser to measure the amount of fuel being burned.
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