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Heating is warming a space for human comfort. Use this tag for questions on space heating and central heating. For questions about heat for preparing food use the [cooking] tag. For heating water use the [water-heating] tag.
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Use waste heat of electrical appliances in place of traditional heating?
Does it make sense to keep electrical appliances turned on, or at least not turned off, during the winter as a partial replacement for traditional heating? … And if the heating system is fossil-powered, there is presumably a chance that replacing some of it by "energy inefficiency" would end up a greener solution. …