Press Releases Even though it’s still summer, we’ll be looking at chilly fall days in a few months, and after that, the frigid winter winds will come. So what can we do to prepare for that? While turning the furnace on full blast may seem cozy, trust us when we say you might think twice about that once you look at your heating bill.
Instead of racking up the bills, why not cut costs and take measures to keep yourself warm without even touching your thermostat? If you want to keep your home warm without a furnace, we have you covered.
You’ll be surprised how well bubble wrap and plastic film can insulate your home during winter. Transparent sheet film can act as a great adhesive tape that you can place around your window frame, and your hair dryer can seal it onto the window. Then, you can peel the plastic off at the end of the season when you’re ready to tackle the bright days of spring.
First, cut the bubble wrap and measure it according to your measurements. Using a spray bottle, spread water across the window. After you finish that, immediately apply the bubble wrap to the window with the bubble facing the window. You’ll be surprised how warm it’ll keep you all fall and winter long.
You’d want to add more insulation to an existing wall for several reasons. However, the most obvious case is that your home will stay warm in winter and cool in summer. You don’t have to worry about turning your HVAC system up when you get brand-new insulation. Instead, you can conserve energy and money. Beyond that, you won’t have to worry about drafts or air leaks from your walls.
This might seem like a “life hack,” but it’s often an overlooked way to keep your home warmer. Let’s look at a bit of energy science. When your fan runs clockwise during the summer, it pulls warm air upward, keeping you cool. If you put It in reverse, it’ll have the opposite effect. Try it!
These are some of the best ways to keep your home warm without a furnace. These changes are simple, so implement them today!
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