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How to Add Weatherstripping to Doors and Windows for Energy Savings

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Weatherstripping is an easy way to block cold or hot air from entering the home around doors, windows and electrical plates.
Step 2: Measure the space for weatherstripping
Weatherstrip adhesives are easy to cut and install. First, measure the length and width of the door jamb or windowsill you plan to cover. Weatherstripping comes in a variety of widths and lengths to suit any space. Cut the lengths to fit.
Weatherstripping comes in a variety of widths and lengths.

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Always disconnect the power and double check that no power is flowing before working on electrical switches or outlets.

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