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- How Double Hung Windows Are MadeOne of the most familiar kinds of windows are the double hung windows. Double hung windows have a lower and upper sash that slides vertically in side jambs - each sash has its own separate groove - or they slide in full-width metal weatherstripping.
- Alternate Uses for WeatherstrippingWeatherstripping may not be something that one would try to find other uses for. But, flat and felt weatherstripping can be used for more than just keeping the weather out of where ever it has been installed.
How to Replace Weatherstripping on DoorsAn estimated 11% of heat is lost via a home's doors. Learning how to replace weatherstripping on your doors may greatly lessen this number, if you take a few additional steps to properly weatherize your doors. Are you ready to save money and stay warm?- The Best Type of Weatherstripping to UseComparison of foam and rubber weatherstripping.
- The Best Weatherstripping Options for Your HomeAlthough most home improvement articles stress the value of weatherstripping, certain options are far better for your home. If you seek to lower your heating costs, create finished edges, and eliminate visible gaps, there are specific options for your home.
Seal Fireplace Dampers with Weatherstripping to Conserve EnergyWhen fireplaces are not being used, they should be sealed with weatherstrip to air seal the damper and prevent wasted energy. Just like doors and windows, fireplaces require weatherstripping to prevent energy loss.- Simple Energy-Saving Ideas: Weatherstripping and MoreYou don't have to replace your heating system or windows to save.
