How to Survive a Winter Day in a House Without … Heating? We Have Got 10 Reliable Life Hacks From Internet Users!

Turn one room into a shared bedroom. Close doors and windows to limit the air flow. Fix blankets and thick curtains to the windows.

This old-school item could be used to warm-up your hands and feet.

Using plant pots and candles you can make your own stove. It's worth keeping one in your basement just in case standard central heating fails.

You can also quickly make an emergency heater. Again, you need a pot, a candle and some kind of supporting structure.

Put rolled blankets or towels under windows and doors. This is to reduce the inflow of cold air. You can also use old newspapers, styrofoam or cardboard.

If you have a cat or a dog, let them sleep on your bed. The animals will keep you much warmer.

Put on several layers, but keep them loose. They keep you much warmer than tight sweaters. Let the first layer be clothes made of natural materials that will let your body breathe. Then put on woolen sweaters, fleece or flannel shirt. That provides good insulation.

Have several mugs of hot stuff. Avoid alcohol, as this warms you up just for a moment.

If you have one, put it up in the middle of your living room. Inside it will be much warmer. Of course you can sleep in a sleeping bag, too.

Always keep a supply of chemical body warmers. Just in case, They can keep warm for even up to 12 hours.

Bubble foil can do the trick very well. Trim it to the size of the window pane and stick it properly. The heat loss will be much smaller