This collection winter window insulation tips will keep warmth inside and reduce heating costs. This handy outline provides step-by-step instructions for winterizing windows.

This outline has a personal touch that includes first-hand experiences dealing with windows and winterization methods. It has a lot of insights including an explanation of how layering traps air and which windows to insulate first, if you have limited supplies.

Materials and Tools Needed:

Bubble Wrap or if you don’t care about light coming through, then you could use foam camping mats. Save bubble wrap from any packages you get in the mail.  (Buy Here)

Masking Tape  (Buy Here)

Cutting Tool: Pair of scissors, a sharp knife (Buy Here)

Tape Measure: Or some other way to measure…you could cut out a cardboard template first.  (Buy Here)

There’s also advice on how to use everyday items in the home to insulate windows. You won’t believe how versatile the average home decor or furniture can be when it comes to insulating windows.

These items can also be used to keep warmth in the home by preventing it from escaping into the cold environment. This includes information about ceiling fans and the fire place. Both of these items can be adjusted or modified for the winter. The tips provided are ingenious.

Finally, you’ll find information about winter clothing. If you don’t know what to wear during the cold weather, then scroll to the bottom of this outline. There’s recommendations for the type of clothing to wear and how to take advantage of layering. There’s also advice on how to keep your feet warm while wearing boots or shoes.

It’s the all-encompassing guide to winterization, covering windows primarily, and everything else.

Before winter arrives, insulate the windows in each room but especially on the North side of your home or apartment.

Click here to read about winter window insulation tips to stay warm:

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