Strategies to better insulate your Windows this Summer

1. Do you need to use bubble wrap?

Make use of old bubble wrap and save cash in the end. Within just 15 minutes for each window, you'll be able to lower the temperature in your home by a significant amount. There is one drawback; however, it's not the most elegant design - and because it can create distortion, you shouldn't apply this technique for windows that you must be able to clearly see through.

2. Weatherstrip your windows

Weatherstripping is a great way to stop air leaks from your home. A variety of readily available materials can be used to make weatherstripping. These include felt foam, vinyl, and even metal. You must select the kind of material that holds well against temperatures, friction, and weather variations.

3. Decorate your room with cell shades

A window choice should isn't just beautiful but also practical. The word "cell" describes each visible side pocket of the honeycomb shade. More cells there are, the more efficient the shade. The larger the size of the cell is, the more insulation it provides. Cells "trap" air in the pockets, which helps prevent extreme temperature fluctuations in your home. 

4. Make sure you are insulated with shutters

Shutters can also be excellent insulation since they are the strongest and tightest fitting window covers. They can effectively stop the transfer through the air that is between the cover as well as the glass, and this decreases energy consumption.

5. Use high reflectivity film for windows.

The films can help reduce the heat loss during summer, which means your home remains cooler. You can apply them by yourself or by a professional.

6. Create a draft snake

Are you feeling crafty? This is ideal for anyone who would like to save some money and also use some of their creative juices while having fun.

7. Find energy efficient windows

Are the above tips not delivering the results you desire? It could be the time to replace the windows you have. To select the most energy-efficient windows that are suitable for the home you live in, you have to be aware of the components of the window and also energy performance ratings and what they indicate.