In the talk show “Alone with Borovik” discussed what is more important – a comfortable temperature in the house or saving on heating

Polina Konoga, a political columnist at SB Belarus Today, and political scientist Vadim Borovik, on the air of the program “Alone with Borovik” on SBTV, shared their views on when to turn on heating in the fall and how to find a balance between comfort and economy. It's from sb.by.

Vadim Borovik believes that we need to look for a middle ground:

Citizens should understand that every day heating costs millions of rubles. In the UK, they are used to living at +18 ° C. The houses are damp and moldy, everyone complains. We don't need that. Our comfortable temperature is +22. +24°C. But in the off-season, when the street can warm sharply, and the heating system is already running, there is no way back - the battery will not turn off. Therefore, it is necessary to understand that the house is cool. We're saving our own money. The way out is simple - a little warmer to dress at home, walk in slippers.

Pauline Konoga added:

Grandmothers in the transitions sell beautiful handmade woolen socks.

Vadim Borovik urges to find something pleasant in everything:

- If you are cold, hug each other. Have a gull. We like to suffer: hot weather – we suffer, rain – too. You'll be happy. Look at the beautiful rain outside! Learn to see the glass half full and life will be brighter. The cool season, which lasts two to three, maximum four weeks, can be experienced. You have to think about the economy. We have nothing from the bowels of the fountain does not hit – we earn everything with our own brains and hands. Therefore, the beginning of the heating season should be approached wisely.