'Low and slow' heating warning as expert reveals best temperature for your thermostat View Image

Autumn has arrived and many UK households will be contemplating whether it's time to switch on the heating, if they've not already done so.

It's generally advised to activate your radiators once the temperature dips below 15C.

However, with energy costs on the rise each year, bill-payers are being urged to consider the specifics of when they turn the heating on, how long for and at what temperature. Some people believe a 'low and slow' approach could save money, for example, by keeping the heating on all day at a lower temperature rather than giving shorter bursts of heat.

However, specialists at Energy Saving Trust have debunked this, stating that this will actually cause electricity cos

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