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Winter is here with a bang.
Some parts of the country are dealing with icy winds, rain and snow.
Seal Drafts
You should also seal drafts with weatherstripping or caulk.
Feick estimated that this will set you back anywhere from $50 to $200.
Think of this as an investment that will hedge you against soaring energy bills driven up by heat usage.
It keeps your home warmer and saves on heating bills, Heneveld said.
Start with the attic or walls, where heat escapes the most.
Replace Old Windows With Energy-Efficient Windows
Cold weather thrives on rickety old windows.
You should upgrade to energy-efficient windows.
Buy a Humidifier
A humidifier helps improve air quality during the dry, chilly months.
I recently bought a new humidifier for $200 to help improve our air quality, Feick said.
You should be able to enjoy your patio or yard.
A fire pit or heaters under a pergola can create a great spot for chilly gatherings, Heneveld said.
verify to pair it with weatherproof furniture, and the space will become an all-season extension of your home.
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