How to Keep Your Windows Warm and Save Money on Your Energy Bills

Putting thermal film or double-glazing film on windows is a cheap and effective way to protect them well. Your energy costs will go down, and your home will be more comfortable as well.

Putting up thermal insulation film

This insulation film is made of thin plastic and is easy to put up. It keeps heat inside, which lowers heating costs. It works great for windows with only one pane of glass. You’ll need double-sided tape to make sure the plastic film sticks well, so clean the windows before you put it on. Most of the time, the soundproofing film comes with the tape. Wrap the film around the window frame with tape and cut it to fit. To make the film go on easily and without wrinkles, use a hair dryer.

More Ways to Keep Your Windows Warm in the Winter

Here are some more ways to keep your home warm and lower your energy costs:

Insulate Windows with Bubble Wrap: Bubble wrap isn’t the most attractive choice, but it does a good job of keeping your windows warm. Spray some water on the windows after they are clean, then put the bubble wrap on top and tape the sides down. This helps keep the heat in. To keep the bubble wrap in place, make sure you use good tape.

Window cracks should be filled with caulk because even a small hole in a window can let cold air in. Make sure all of your windows are well sealed to avoid this. If your windows have cracks, caulk is a good way to fix them.

Put up thermal curtains: Putting up thermal curtains is another way to keep your rooms warm. The inside of them can keep cold air out of your home. They not only keep heat in, but they also make your home look better. For good soundproofing, make sure they go over all of the windows.

You can save money on energy costs and keep your home warm by covering your windows.