Even modern windows may not cope with strong winter winds and frosts.
At risk are windows located on the so-called “windy” side.
Therefore, many apartment owners are looking for ways to reduce heat loss from the premises.
We suggest you pay attention to several options.
How can you insulate windows?
Try these handy remedies.
- Newspapers and paper. This is the cheapest and easiest way to insulate a window. You need to roll the paper into a tight "sausage" and simply plug the cracks.
- Foam rubber. You can also use regular cotton wool and fabric. Foam rubber is an effective insulator that can be glued with tape or even scotch tape.
- Paraffin. This method is best suited for an old wooden frame. You need to melt the paraffin, draw it into a syringe and pour it into the cracks.
- Foam plastic. Lightweight and relatively easy to use material. It is able to reduce the amount of heat loss from cracks.
