A building expert says people can slash energy bills and stop mould from appearing in their homes with a simple £4 plastic sheet that can be found at B&Q. According to the ex-builder, the sheets keep the home warmer and can ultimately prevent dangerous mould.
Clive Holland is an ex-builder, but now works as a broadcaster on Fix Radio - which is a radio station specifically aimed at tradespeople. In an interview with the Sun, Clive recommended purchasing film sheets which are specifically designed to insulate windows. The sheets keep warmth in, which both reduces energy bills and keeps mould at bay.
He told the publication: "You can buy specific cling-film packs to go on various-sized windows. Putting film on your window as secondary glazing does actually work. It helps keep heat in, plus it prevents condensation build up, while also blocking any draughts.”
