Why does my house feel drafty even when all windows and doors are shut?
Your house feels drafty because air leaks exist around window frames, door frames, electrical outlets, and attic hatches even when everything is…
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Your house feels drafty because air leaks exist around window frames, door frames, electrical outlets, and attic hatches even when everything is…
See the fixYour ENERGY STAR fridge may run constantly because the temperature is set too low, condenser coils are dirty, door seals are leaking,…
See the fixCold air enters around closed windows because of worn weatherstripping, cracked caulk, or gaps in the frame. Seal these leaks with new…
See the fixMany devices still draw power when switched off — called phantom load — because they stay in standby mode, have clocks, or…
See the fixYour house feels drafty because air is leaking through hidden gaps around baseboards, electrical outlets, attic hatches, and window frames — not…
See the fixYour smart thermostat may not save energy if it's programmed incorrectly, placed in a bad location, or if your home has significant…
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