By Allaryce Mayer. Wedding Dresses. Published at Sunday, April 28th, 2019 - 13:42:43 PM. ingcwethi ecubungula ezombusazwe njalo engunobhala obona ngokuqoqwa kwenhlelo zebandla lemdc elikhokhelwa ngumnu. welshman ncube, umnu. qhubani moyo utshele uchris gande westudio 7 ukuthi uyasithakazelela lesi sehlakalo. T’S getting a little harder to get out of bed in the morning and more tempting to linger in a hot shower, sure signs that winter is on its way. South Africa’s temperate climate means that most of us will be breaking out a heavier duvet or putting more blankets on the bed. But are there any other practical steps you can or should be taking to prepare for the change of season? Financial services company, DirectAxis, gathered tips from some handymen about common problems that can occur during winter and how to prevent these. The advice covered three broad themes: planning ahead, preventative maintenance and conserving heat. PLANNING AHEAD The laws of supply and demand dictate that if you wait until temperatures plummet before stocking up on fire wood or getting more gas for the gas heater, you’ll pay more. Alternatively you’ll be faced with Murphy’s law and the supplier will have run out. Buying winter essentials such as firewood, gas or even replacing old or broken heaters is best done before the weather turns cold.