Gaps in your doors and windows can let your warm or cool air escape, making your home less efficient and costing you money. Learn how to install weatherstripping to plug those gaps and keep your conditioned air inside.
STEPS:
00:10 – Inspect windows for gaps
00:29 – Choose the right sealing product
00:51 – Install the weatherstripping
PRODUCTS USED:
MD Foam Weatherstripping: https://low.es/2LrfwmF
MD Rubber Weatherstripping: https://low.es/3dOw44p
MD Rope Caulk: https://low.es/368fIkx
MD Corner Seal: https://low.es/3fIir8F
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You could have been more informed * like under doors and HOW to use different weather stripping fore different jobs not just the 3 you did
Where to I apply the weather stripping if it is beneath a door that air gets in? Like the door moves side to side not up and down, so wasn’t demonstrated in the video.
Can you install weatherstripping on windows that do not open and shut?
je croyais l’explication en français dommage ……………………..
what about for a condominium upstairs, mine is a sliding glass door? would i have to remove it?
What about sliding windows? Lots of dust comes in from the wedges beneath and between the sliding frame
Doesn't tell you how to actually install the stripping. Pointless video.
Would be nice if you titled it “install window”!!!
It compresses both ways. But only one way is correct.
So the plastic will be on the outside of the whole window? I was putting it on the inner side. I'll try it that way