Brainteaser challenges players to spot the naughty elf hiding among trains – can YOU beat the 27-second record?
As it is getting more and more chilly outside, many people have started breaking out the board games and lots of other activities to get into the spirit of silly season.
We have some Christmas brain teasers to get you into the festive spirit while challenging your minds.
In a bid to help spread the Christmas magic UK train operator , has also created a rather tricky train themed Christmas brainteaser to test the nation.
Brits are being challenged to find Santa and his naughty elf, who’ve hidden themselves in amongst the trains in the puzzle. Need a clue? They’re not hiding together, so you may find one before you spot the other.
On average it takes 27 seconds for Santa and his elf in the scene, but can you find them faster? You can find the answer below.
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They have hidden one of their bras amongst the presents in Santa’s workshop – can you spot it in under 47 seconds, the current fastest time?
With the winter weather upon us, French clothing specialist, , has created a tricky apparel themed brainteaser.
Hiding a pair of mittens in amongst a number of other common winter clothing items – but how quickly can you solve this puzzle?
On average it takes 1 minute 34 seconds. Can you crack this quicker?
Alongside this, experts at Damart have also collated a list of clever ways to keep warm this winter which may in turn help to keep heating costs down a little.
Layer up your clothing
From layering your outfit up with thermals and cosy knitwear to opting for woolly socks and a warm pair of pyjamas, dressing for the season is essential when looking to cut down on heating costs.
It is said that we lose approximately 40-45% of our body heat through our head and necks, so cosy roll neck jumpers, hooded tops or even the addition of a hat and scarf could help with heat loss.
Keep moving
It may sound obvious, but simply keeping moving and walking about your home at regular intervals can help to boost your circulation and get blood flowing and muscles moving, which in turn helps to get your body temperature up.
Warm up before bed
From a hot water bottle under the covers to a pair of cosy pyjamas, getting yourself nice and warm before bed is important, but doesn’t need to be expensive. It can also help to regulate your body temperature which is known to aid a better night’s sleep.
Give your home a little TLC
Keeping up with smaller maintenance checks around the home can help to make your home more energy-efficient, which in turn means saving a few pennies here and there.
Simple tasks such as bleeding your radiators will help to ensure they’re working efficiently when you do come to turn them on. You may also want to switch off radiators in rooms you don’t use, such as spare bedrooms.
Draught-proof your home
Keep the cold air out and the warm air in by undertaking some draught-proofing DIY.
Consider items such as draught excluders, chimney caps, self-adhesive window strips, and remember to close doors to rooms that aren’t in use too, to help banish any chills!
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With many couples looking set to get engaged over the festive season, UK jewellery retailer , challenge you to find the engagement ring hidden amongst the bouquets.
How quickly can you spot it?
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