Drafts got you down? As outside temperatures plummet, leaky windows can make the inside of your home feel downright frosty—to say nothing of costing you money as your hard-earned heating dollars fly ...

With winter weather often comes drafty windows. Incorrectly installed or aging windows can let drafty cold air in, reducing your home's energy efficiency and increasing its heating bill. Thankfully, ...

First, find the source of drafts in your home using a matchstick or candle. Slowly move the flame around the window frame. If the flame bends or flickers at any point, use a small sticky note to mark ...

It's an important part of winterizing your home. When the thermometer starts to drop, drafty windows can make it hard to keep your home warm—and can send your energy bills soaring. Sealing drafty ...

Step 1: Use a scraper to remove the old caulk from the interior of the window where it borders the window trim and the ...

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Easy, DIY steps to staying warm this winter. — -- Windows are great for natural day light and views, but during long winter nights, they become holes in the side of our homes, emitting heat to ...

Various types of storm window can be installed outdoors or indoors to help insulate and block cold from existing windows. (Star-Ledger File Photo ) This is the time of year when old, drafty windows ...

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