When temperatures plummet, it can highlight areas of your home that need a helping hand when it comes to keeping warm air in and cold air out.
And if you want to save energy at home, lower your bills, and ensure a comfortable, warm environment all winter, it’s a good idea to resolve these issues as soon as you spot them.
Recently I was having dinner at my mum’s house, and while I was chatting to her in the kitchen, I noticed a really cold draught coming through the door that leads to the attached garage — and if you have a similar set up in your home, you may understand exactly what I’m talking about.
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