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Ways to Save: Weatherization

Energy saving tips for windows

Reducing leaks around windows, doors and chimneys in your home will result in considerable annual energy savings. PSE provides information about low-cost improvements that can save you and your family money. Here are some ways to get started:

Install weather stripping and door sweeps. Use inexpensive weather stripping and door sweeps to reduce air leaks around entry doors. For a no-cost fix, roll up a bath towel and hold it against the bottom of the door with a weight.
Replace caulking around your home's windows to reduce air leaks. Use non-hardening "rope caulk" to temporarily seal gaps on little-used, movable windows and sliding doors.
If your home's windows are single-paned, consider installing inexpensive "tape-up" interior storm windows for a low-cost, temporary fix. Caution: Make sure that doors and windows can be opened as emergency exits in case of fire.

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