Anyone have any good tips? I'm currently in the middle of putting the plastic film up over all the windows, and I got a nail in gasket for our back door - but does anyone have any tips for other ways to save energy/conserve heat?
Or, even better, any advice for me as I begin putting up this plastic film stuff? Tips for how to best get it to work/go easily?
Originally posted by RJT
That isn't going to make our power bill go down
you won't need to heat your house as much.
Dec-17-2007 19:42
lücid
electric girl
Registered: Aug 2003
Location: NY
if you got the kind of window-film that requires a hairdryer to seal it up, my hairdryer is in the top part of my closet where my jeans are. you probably already know that though.
have fun. and thanks for taking care of that today!
Yeah, I need to put that shit up on my windows too. And my fuckin front door is drafty as hell.
Buuuuuut that's all stuff my landlord will do for me.
Dec-17-2007 19:43
shaw
RIP
Registered: Jan 2005
Location: Intergalactic Mimosa Station
Re: Winterizing your house?
Dec-17-2007 19:43
RJT
last minute disco
Registered: Oct 2004
Location:
quote:
Originally posted by lücid
if you got the kind of window-film that requires a hairdryer to seal it up, my hairdryer is in the top part of my closet where my jeans are. you probably already know that though.
have fun. and thanks for taking care of that today!
Oh dude - no problem. I feel totally rejuvenated now that finals are over!
The only thing that sucks is apparently the kind I got you need to let the tape set up for 15 to 20 minutes before you apply the film, but I don't want to try more than one window at a time - so I'm kind of just waiting right now to see if I can do one pretty easily, then I'll just go around the house and do all the taping, sit down, smoke a bowl, then go back and do all the film.
Only thing that sucks is the shovel selection was pants and they had no salt
Winterizing your house?
