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These Terms govern use of the Home Current website. By using the site, readers agree to use it for lawful, personal and informational purposes. Home Current publishes general editorial information for UK household efficiency and home energy product research. The site is not a government service, energy supplier, installer, engineering firm, legal adviser or emergency support service.

The content is provided for general information only. We aim to make the guidance practical and accurate, but household conditions vary. A product that fits one home may be unsuitable for another because of tenancy restrictions, wiring, plumbing, heating systems, damp sources, ventilation, building fabric, safety requirements, manufacturer instructions or local conditions.

Readers are responsible for checking current product details before buying or installing anything. Prices, stock, specifications, compatibility, delivery terms, warranties, safety instructions, app support, energy labels and retailer policies can change. Home Current may link to external sites, but those external sites control their own content and terms.

Nothing on Home Current should be treated as a guaranteed savings claim. We do not promise that a smart plug, radiator accessory, dehumidifier, heated airer, LED bulb, appliance or draught-proofing product will reduce a specific bill by a fixed amount. Energy outcomes depend on many variables and may require professional advice or non-product changes.

Readers should use qualified professionals where appropriate. Electrical work, gas appliances, heating system changes, structural insulation, persistent damp, mould, fire safety concerns or landlord disputes can require specialist advice. Home Current articles may flag common checks, but they do not replace professional inspection or official guidance.

Some pages include affiliate links. Home Current may earn commission if a reader buys after clicking. Affiliate links are disclosed and do not give advertisers the right to control editorial conclusions. The presence of a link does not mean a product is suitable for every reader or every home.

Readers must not misuse the website, attempt to disrupt it, scrape it in a way that harms performance, submit malicious content, impersonate others, infringe intellectual property rights or use the site for unlawful activity. We may restrict access, remove abusive submissions or take appropriate action if the site is misused.

Home Current content, branding, layout, images and editorial materials are protected by applicable rights unless otherwise stated. Readers may link to pages for ordinary reference, but may not copy substantial parts of the site, republish articles, remove attribution or use the brand in a way that suggests endorsement.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Home Current is not liable for losses arising from reliance on general editorial information, third-party product claims, retailer changes, external websites or decisions made without checking current details. These Terms may be updated as the site develops. Questions can be sent to partners@homecurrent.co.uk.

User comments, emails or submissions may be reviewed for corrections or site administration, but sending information does not create a professional advisory relationship. We may decline to respond to requests that require property inspection, legal judgement, personal financial advice or urgent safety assessment.

Home Current may change, remove or redirect content as the site develops. Older articles may be updated, merged, expanded or replaced when product categories change or when a clearer hub structure is needed. We are not required to keep every previous version online.

External links are provided for convenience and context. A link to a retailer, manufacturer, affiliate network or official source does not mean Home Current controls that site, guarantees its content or accepts responsibility for its policies. Readers should check the external site before relying on it.

If any part of these Terms is found unenforceable, the remaining parts should continue to apply as far as possible. The Terms are intended to be read in a practical way that protects editorial independence, reader clarity and responsible use of the site.

These Terms are governed by the practical operation of a UK-facing editorial website. If a dispute or concern arises, readers should first contact partners@homecurrent.co.uk with the page URL, a description of the issue and any relevant source. We aim to resolve clear editorial or disclosure issues directly where possible.