The Range is selling a heating vest for £27: how it works.

According to The Sun: This winter, you can stay comfortably warm without spending a lot of money, thanks to a new gadget from The Range.

As a storm approaches the UK, many people are already considering turning on the heating. However, rising energy prices from October 1st may cause many Brits to forgo this.

The gadget from The Range, which costs just £27.99, will be useful both at home and outdoors. The heated Body Warmer Gilet is available in three stylish colors: blue, red, and black, and in sizes from S to XL. It can be connected to an external battery and will keep you warm for up to eight hours.

This vest will be an ideal option for cold days when you are working from home or walking outside. It features a temperature control function, so you can maintain your desired comfort level.

However, The Range emphasizes that the vest is water-resistant but not waterproof, so it should be hand-washed to avoid damage.

An external battery is not included in the price and will require a separate purchase.

"The body warmer is perfect for outdoor use in cold winter weather," said a representative of The Range.

"It will wonderfully complement any outfit and keep you warm."

According to Moneysavingexpert, the operating cost of this gadget is less than 1 penny per hour, so you will be able to save on energy expenses.

5 ways to keep warm at home this winter

Real estate expert Joshua Houston shared his tips.

1. Curtains

"Windows are a place where cold often seeps into your home through small cracks, so always close the curtains as soon as it gets dark," he noted.

This simple method creates an effect of additional insulation between the window and the curtains.

2. Rugs

"The floor is another area where heat can be lost, making your home cold."

"Add rugs in areas where there are no carpets; this will create an additional layer of insulation."

3. Check your insulation

Inspect pipes, the attic, crawl spaces, and underfloor areas.

"Effective insulation with loose fill costs around £30," Joshua explained.

4. Keep interior doors closed

"Household members often gather in one room in the evening, usually the kitchen or living room," he says.

"This means you only need to heat a small area, and closing doors helps retain heat."

5. Block drafts

Don’t forget to check doors, windows, and chimneys – they can let cold air in if not properly sealed.

If that’s not enough, check out the Home Bargains collection with a "Christmas heater" in the form of a garland. It will generate warmth for the entire night.

This gadget is suitable for working from home, watching TV, and even for household chores like cooking or cleaning. It comes with a fluffy wrap, a rubber water bottle, and a pocket for hands to keep your fingers warm.

Also, a draft stopper from Amazon for 99 pence can perfectly block gaps in your doors and windows, preventing heat loss.

Thus, with new technologies and simple tips, you can effectively keep warm in your home this winter without spending extra money. This is especially relevant in the current economic situation when every penny counts.