Laurie Duncan, owner of a Brooklyn loft, describes winter as an “arctic breeze coming through the windows.” And it’s true — steel windows, modern replacement windows, and beautiful historic wood ...

You are able to gift 5 more articles this month. Anyone can access the link you share with no account required. Learn more. In winter, I’ll bet you’ve noticed a cold draft of air sinking down from one ...

With winter around the corner for half the world, it's time to start thinking about getting your home ready for the colder weather. It turns out bubble wrap is a great insulator, and Instructables ...

In January 2020, volunteers from around York gathered in the basement of St. Christopher’s Church to build window inserts to help residents of York increase the energy efficiency and comfort of their ...

Various types of storm window can be installed outdoors or indoors to help insulate and block cold from existing windows. (Star-Ledger File Photo ) This is the time of year when old, drafty windows ...

Heat will escape from your house any way that it can. And with cooler weather just a couple of months away, it’s time to consider ways to make our homes more energy efficient. Open up your home energy ...

KENNEBUNK, Maine — Back in April, Maggie Bartenhagen said she likes that slight rattle she hears in her home on cold, blustery nights during the fall and winter. To her, that’s a sound of warmth, of ...

WINDHAM COUNTY — Summer is when many Vermonters get firewood delivered, and it’s also a great time to do something about any cold and drafty windows you may have. If you can't afford to pay hundreds ...

You are able to gift 5 more articles this month. Anyone can access the link you share with no account required. Learn more. FALMOUTH — With the help of WindowDressers, a nonprofit that builds low-cost ...

BANGOR (NEWS CENTER Maine) — Heating your home for an entire Maine winter is not an easy task. Even when heating prices are low, it still takes a significant chunk out of many Mainer’s budgets. To try ...

Serial entrepreneur Sam Pardue started Indow Windows because he was worried about global warming. He never thought people would use his product to simulate sleeping conditions from before the Bronze ...