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footynut · 03-24-11, 06:18 PM

This is a great idea, here a quicker idea that I do use, but it does block the light as well, I cut rigid foam panels to fit the windows and put t up on cold days, it cuts heat loss greatly, easily fit because it cuts with a sharp razor knife and a 4'x 8' panel is $13.00 at lowes. I know the light is blocked, but the room is warm and is easily installed and removed. because it wedges right in without weather stripping. Just cut acurately one time, and you have window insulators for years to come..

03-24-11, 06:18 PM	#40
footynut Lurking Renovator Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Arkansas Posts: 1 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	window insulation This is a great idea, here a quicker idea that I do use, but it does block the light as well, I cut rigid foam panels to fit the windows and put t up on cold days, it cuts heat loss greatly, easily fit because it cuts with a sharp razor knife and a 4'x 8' panel is $13.00 at lowes. I know the light is blocked, but the room is warm and is easily installed and removed. because it wedges right in without weather stripping. Just cut acurately one time, and you have window insulators for years to come..