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How much are you moving around? I find working from home compared to working in the office I tend to sit in one position for longer and eventually get cold hands and feet. A solution is a standing desk or just going to make a new tea every hour or so
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I’d say if it you’re getting cold feet then it probably is time to have the heating on - even if it’s just the radiator nearest to your desk.
Either that or there’s some small electric blankets that you could have a go with just laying on the floor.
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Draught excluder does your office/home working space door? It’s probably that which is causing the cold feet.
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Put a few rugs down or something to insulate your feet from the floor.
May also be that your chair is restricting the blood flow to your feet.
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Get yourself a pair of these. Yes, Uggs are super lame, but who cares when your feet are so warm and toasty? (Plus, I don't wear them outside the house)
Also, maybe try thermal leggings/long johns because your legs are probably colder than you realise if your feet are getting cold. I've been living in my new £14 extra warm Uniqlo Heattech ones.
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Anyone got any tips on keeping your feet warm, its not colder enough to have the heating on and its only my feet that get cold. Currently wearing two pairs of hiking socks, and North Face thermal slippers but my feet are like ice blocks. Tried a hot water bottle on the floor but kept needing to refill it every few hours. Must be a better solution?