With people in the UK looking for ways they can stay warm without turning on the heating in their homes, amid rising energy bills this month, products that can help for cheap are being sought after.
Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis has already suggested electric blankets, gloves and gilets as ways to stay warm for very little money and one reporter has given her verdict on a heated airer from Dunelm that costs 3p an hour to run, saying it has "changed the way she dries washing" and "the warmth of the airer also doubles up as a heater".
Emily Sleight's review for the Liverpool Echo is below. But just what did she think of the airer and how can it help more people stay warm and dry in their homes during these current times?
