Sealing up your home is simple, easy and can cost less than $10. Not doing so can cost you money and make you uncomfortable all winter. Taylor Freitas is a freelance writer and has contributed to ...

You can use weatherstripping in your home to seal air leaks around movable joints, such as windows or doors. To determine how much weatherstripping you will need, add the perimeters of all windows and ...

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Dear Pat: The doors in my parents' old house had interlocking weatherstripping, and it sealed very well. Is it still available, and how can I install this type of seal on the doors in my newer home? - ...

Dear James: My front door needs new weatherstripping. Years ago, our doors had more durable interlocking seals. Can I install this type of seal on the wood doors of my house? -- Ted N. Dear Ted: Most ...

Question: The doors in my parents’ old house had interlocking weather-stripping, and it sealed very well. Is it still available, and how can I install this type of seal on the doors in my newer home?

One of the best ways to weather-seal your garage is by installing weatherstripping. When done correctly, this method can boost your door's ability to keep snow, dust, and even pests out, preventing ...

A typical 20-year-old house with adequate attic insulation loses more energy to air leaks than from any other source. A barely noticeable 1 /8-inch-wide gap around an exterior door is equivalent to a ...