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Heat your room, not the wall, using this magnetically fixed heat radiant foil from Ecosavers.
It’s a simple idea that works a treat – simply attach a length of this tear-proof insulation foil behind each of your radiators using the included magnetic tape, and heat from your central heating system will be reflected back into the room rather than absorbed into the wall. This energy-saving device will maximise the efficiency of your radiator system; keeping you warmer, saving energy, and giving you the potential to lower your gas bills too.
NaturalCollection.com product code: 83489
Shipping Weight: 698g
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Submitted by kt
on 5th Oct 2009
Q: Hi there,
I was just wondering how this is different to tin foil? I guess it's thicker material, so will be less easy to rip, but other than that are there any other benefits to using regular foil, which is much cheaper!?
Many thanks
A: Although the principle might appear the same, there can really be little direct comparison between the two - Radiator foil is much thicker, stretchable and extremely tough, certainly not able to rip, whereas kitchen foil is very thin aluminium.
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kt asked this question on 5th Oct 2009
Q: Hi there,
I was just wondering how this is different to tin foil? I guess it's thicker material, so will be less easy to rip, but other than that are there any other benefits to using regular foil, which is much cheaper!?
Many thanks
A: Although the principle might appear the same, there can really be little direct comparison between the two - Radiator foil is much thicker, stretchable and extremely tough, certainly not able to rip, whereas kitchen foil is very thin aluminium.


