Post by jenniferlukes on Apr 16, 2019 12:29:13 GMT
A third of the total heat loss in the house is through the doors and windows. This can be avoided in a few ways. First, you can weather-strip your windows using a special lining which you’ll insert at the center of the window and frame. You can also apply the weather-strip all around the perimeter of the doors to maintain a tight seal when you close them.
Secondly, you can seal the window cracks and edges using a rope caulk. If your windows have damaged wood, poorly fitted sashes, missing putty, or cracked glass, consider repairing or replacing them. All these will amount to saving energy.
Secondly, you can seal the window cracks and edges using a rope caulk. If your windows have damaged wood, poorly fitted sashes, missing putty, or cracked glass, consider repairing or replacing them. All these will amount to saving energy.