How Do You Stay Warm And Healthy In Winterstopping Drafts Can Help You Stay Warm And Healthy—And Save Money, Too?
As the cold weather rolls in, you may hear your windows rattle or feel a cold breeze through your back door, even when it is closed. These are sure signs of drafts stealing your heat and making it harder for you to stay warm. Stay Warm, Save Money, Be Healthy If your home is drafty or not well-insulated it could cost you hundreds of dollars a year as you attempt to stay warm. It may also affect your health. While sitting in a draft does not make you sick, you should take notice if you feel chilled. “Your normal body temperature can drop after prolonged exposure to cold drafts,” says Andrea Tannenbaum, president of Dynamic-Living.com. “The elderly and those who have compromised immune systems need to protect themselves because a decrease in the body’s natural temperature can lower resistance to germs.” Tips to Help You Stay Warm This Winter Here are a few tips that will help you handle drafts and stay warm at the same time. Stay warm by plugging up drafty windows and doors with inexpens
