Statistically, 25% to 50% of energy consumed in the winter seeps out of people’s homes through the windows. The more heat that leaks out,the more energy being spent, which means more money being wasted.

In an eco-friendly world, we have now developed ways to contain heat in the home, such as insulating curtains. One kind of curtain is the Kume curtain, which is very easyto do at home if not bought, since it is a bit pricey.Regardless, the Kume curtain makes the home warmer and promotes the environment.

This includes keeping heat inside up to 70%, cutting down on energy usage by 25%, and, for the homemakers, it costs only $1 a sq. ft. Sometimes, no stitches are needed and it does not take that long to make, if you know the size of the curtain. The curtain is multi-layered. The first layer is the main façade to the insulation section of the curtain, the second layer serves as the shield from humidity getting to the window and concentrating on the frozen windows, the third layer keeps the fabric expanded and forms air pockets to block escaping heat, and the last layer closes the edges of the whole window.

For those who live in cold climates and worry about the energy bill when heating the house, this is a creative curtain and energy saving product.

Click here to read about how to make Insulating Roll Up Heat Saving Curtains Project:

http://www.instructables.com/id/Insulating-roll-up-curtains-that-cut-heat-losses-t/