Woman Allergic To Both Cold And Heat Predicts Her Electricity Bills By 525 Percent

Sam Newland, 50, shows that each radiator in the house is set to 30 degrees on February 25, 2022. Newland is allergic to both cold and hot temperatures and has to have her heating on a constant 30 degrees in winter. (Leila Coker, SWNS/Zenger)

A woman with an allergy to the cold and heat says maintaining a perfect temperature in her home will see her bills shoot up by 525 percent.

Sam Newland, 50, has cold urticaria and develops rashes and painful welts on her skin when she gets cold.