As temperatures start to plummet at this time of year, many households face the dilemma of whether to maintain their heating on a low setting throughout the day or crank it up for shorter bursts.

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A common suggestion when winter comes around is that it's cheaper to leave your heating on low all day instead of firing it up whenever you're cold. But it's just not true - with a few exceptions. We ...

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