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As the temperature outdoors drops and heating bills rise inside your home, you might be wondering how to seal windows. After all, leaky windows—especially in older homes with single-pane designs—can ...

Poorly sealed windows allow heat to enter your home during the summer and cool drafts during the winter. As a result, your HVAC unit works overtime to maintain your desired temperature, leading to ...

Take a close look at your windows and doors for any sneaky gaps or cracks that might be letting in chilly drafts. To tackle these trouble spots, consider using weatherstripping and caulking; these are ...

Gaps around windows can be a source of uncomfortable drafts as well as a cause of higher costs for heating and cooling. According to some experts, a single drafty window can boost energy costs by $20 ...

High-efficiency furnaces and programmable thermostats can't help you much if winter seeps in everywhere there's a view. Luckily, Wired's How-To Wiki offers a 101 course in weatherproofing your windows ...

It is time to seal in those windows to prevent the cold breezes from coming through. Luckily we have rain drain here and Lance to tell us more about it. For more information, you can visit ...

The nights are getting longer, and it's time to prepare your home for winter. Frigid temps, arctic winds, snow, sleet, and ice are right around the corner. 🛠 You love DIY projects. So do we. Let's ...

Sealing windows to save energy and increase comfort used to be strictly a pre-winter project. In the summer, screens went on and windows stayed open. Thirty-five years ago, only 23 percent of US homes ...