Interior replacement storm windows
Interior storm window frames are a good choice for residents who live in apartments or homes with more than one floor. The reason for this is that interior storm windows are generally easier to install. You will be mounting them on the inside of your home so no ladders or hedge clippers needed. These windows seal tightly to the primary window, which reduces cold air infiltration. Another consideration with interior windows is that they are not directly exposed to the elements, so they wont take a beating. This translates to less maintenance.
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Economical Winter Storm Window Idea
In the winter months when you run the heat with the windows closed,
you can create a homemade storm window solution with your existing windows
screens. Remove your window screens from the windows and wrap them with
white (or if possible) translucent plastic bags. Then secure the plastic
bags to the screen using a transparent packing tape. After you have
wrapped your screens, remount them over the windows. The bagged screens
will insulate the window from cold air and wind blasts. How's that for
storm prep on a budget?
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