How do I do a DIY home energy audit using a smartphone thermal camera?
You can perform a DIY home energy audit by attaching a thermal camera to your smartphone, scanning interior walls, ceilings, and floors…
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You can perform a DIY home energy audit by attaching a thermal camera to your smartphone, scanning interior walls, ceilings, and floors…
See the fixFind leaks by holding a lit incense stick or candle near window and door frames on a windy day — smoke drifting…
See the fixYou can locate hidden air leaks by moving a lit incense stick along baseboards, outlets, and window frames on a breezy day…
See the fixYou can perform a basic DIY home energy audit by checking for drafts, inspecting insulation, examining heating and cooling systems, and reviewing…
See the fixSeal air leaks by applying weatherstripping to movable joints like door frames and window sashes, and use caulk for stationary cracks around…
See the fixSeal outlet drafts by turning off power, removing cover plates, applying foam gaskets behind them, and caulking gaps around the box. Use…
See the fixSeal recessed can light leaks by installing airtight baffles or covers rated for IC contact, then caulk the fixture-to-drywall gap and add…
See the fixYou can find most air leaks yourself using a lit incense stick or candle on a windy day — hold it near…
See the fixStart with a visual inspection for gaps around windows, doors, and utility penetrations, then use a lit incense stick or smartphone thermal…
See the fixTo find and seal air leaks around electrical outlets on exterior walls, turn off power, remove cover plates, feel for drafts with…
See the fixFind drafts by holding a lit incense stick or candle near window and door frames on a windy day — smoke moving…
See the fixFind drafts by holding a lit incense stick or candle near window and door frames on a windy day — smoke moving…
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