Why should you avoid drying clothes on the radiator?
In addition to the problems of humidity and mold, and the resulting dangers that can affect your respiratory system, hanging wet clothes on a heater makes the heater work harder to perform its main function. In fact, hanging clothes on the radiator can hinder the diffusion of heat, forcing the appliance to consume more energy and therefore increasing your bill. In addition, some clothes are made of flammable fabrics that are very likely to catch fire when they come into contact with a heat source. Finally, the moisture released by clothing promotes mold in the home.

Solution: If you have problems with your clothes never drying in the winter and you cannot air dry them, simply buy a radiator clothes dryer.

Other radiator mistakes that lead to excessive energy consumption
Apart from the mistake of covering the radiator with clothes, there are other common habits that can add to your electricity bill and that you should urgently stop doing:

Place furniture near the radiator.
Having furniture (curtains, sofas, etc.) placed in front of or very close to a radiator is likely to prevent warm air from circulating freely around the room, leading to an increase in the energy consumed. To prevent this from happening and to avoid damaging certain pieces of furniture (leather or other material), you should keep them away from the heater.

Set the heater to too high temperatures
The key to reducing energy consumption is to never set the heater to a very high temperature. In fact, in addition to making rooms uncomfortably hot, increasing the temperature of the radiator leads to significant energy costs.

As you will have understood, the mistakes that can cause your radiator to consume more energy and double the amount of your bills are numerous and quite widespread. However, to avoid wasting your money, it is absolutely necessary that you change your habits.
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