With all of the forced downtime and more people than ever working from home as a result of the pandemic, some of the issues and problems inside our homes have become more noticeable. Little things such as drafty windows or air leaks that may not have seemed like much of a concern in prior years have suddenly become hard to ignore.
Many are using the increased downtime to not only cross off some items on the old punch list, but to also find new methods for improving their home’s efficiency and comfort levels. With that in mind, here are some practical, easy solutions for saving heat and energy:
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