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The cold weather is finally with us and most people are looking for ways to keep warm this winter. People tend to wear heavy top layers and not much else when they would do a great deal better wearing a number of lighter layers of clothing. Many people tend to think that wool is the warmest fibre and tend to neglect the benefits of silk underwear and silk gloves.
Silk has insulating capacities that allows them to trap heat, keeping our hands and bodies warmer than you might think. The very young and the very old are at a particular disadvantage when it comes to the cold weather. No matter if old people and youngsters are in or out of the house the places where we all tend to lose heat first are in our extremities. Warm hats are a must in cold weather as are warm gloves, socks and weatherproof shoes.
It doesn’t matter what age you are, some people automatically feel the cold more than others. The best way to keep warm when cold weather strikes is to wear several light layers of clothing as these allow the heat to circulate round your body rather than disappearing into the air. Strong, weatherproof shoes are a must for people of all ages during bad weather; if your feet are warm and dry then the rest of you tend to feel less cold.
Keeping Warm at Night
Hot water bottles are still the best defence against cold beds and keeping warm at night. You may find that silk pyjamas are warmer and more comfortable than traditional winceyette. Flannelette sheets are definitely warmer in the winter than cotton or linen ones and a heavyweight duvet is a must for keeping the heat in.
One of the reasons hot milky drinks have been so popular through the ages is because they make you feel warm on the inside.
In the current economic climate people of all ages and incomes are concerned about keeping their energy bills as low as possible during the winter. Turning off the central heating altogether is not a good idea because cold buildings are simply an invitation to frozen pipes, which are both inconvenient and expensive.
Use your central heating for background warmth and make up the rest with sensible clothing and bedtime routines.
If you really are feeling the cold and even feel a bit under the weather, then a little nip of whiskey or brandy in your bedtime drink can work wonders. There’s no disputing the fact that if you feel warm on the inside you are less likely to feel cold on the outside.
To sum up, winter warmth depends on a little organisation and trickery. Silk gloves and silk underwear may seem like extravagances but you if you really feel the cold you should see them as necessities. A good bedtime routine, the right bedclothes and a warming drink are great companions in the struggle for winter warmth, this year and every year thereafter.