12 Cheap Things Scandinavians Use to Live Alone Comfortably This Winter After 60

The long version, written down once: The Nordic Winter Home, a book about keeping a warm, fresh, easy house the Scandinavian way → larseriksen.store This is a video for anyone over 60 who lives alone, or with one other person, and wants a warmer, easier winter without spending much. There are 12 small, inexpensive things, and each one comes with what it costs or what it saves, a real source you can look up, and one action for tonight. I am Lars Eriksen. I write about the Scandinavian way of keeping a home: fewer things, fresh air, warm rooms, and small habits that make a house easy to live in. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Hook 1:00 1. A room thermometer on the wall · 2. A door draught excluder 4:59 The pitch 5:33 3. A wool blanket for the evening chair 10:36 Items 6–8 15:42 Midpoint recap 16:01 Items 9–11 21:11 Items 12 23:38 Bonus: The kettle or hot water bottle already on your counter 25:43 Ending #scandinavian #declutter #homeorganization living alone after 60, winter tips for seniors, cheap ways to stay warm in winter, Scandinavian winter habits, how to keep your house warm cheaply, draught excluder, room thermometer, wool blanket, hot water bottle, Scandinavian home, lagom, hygge at home, vädra, living alone in winter, winter home tips over 60