Door drafts can be a cause of real discomfort. Besides the immediate unpleasantness of a chilly gust invading the warmth of your home in winter, there's also the impact that drafts can have on your ...

You can use weatherstripping in your home to seal air leaks around movable joints, such as windows or doors. To determine how much weatherstripping you will need, add the perimeters of all windows and ...

Installing weather stripping on a garage door is a relatively simple process that can help improve thermal efficiency by sealing gaps and preventing drafts. Both in the extreme heat of the summer and ...

Q-I have been trying to weatherstrip a four-panel overhead garage door, but I cannot get a good seal between the panels, where the wind blows through when the door is closed. The sides and bottom of ...

Q: My old doors don't seem airtight anymore and they show years of use. What are some inexpensive improvements I can make ...

I checked two home improvement stores and three discount stores this week and found all of them seem to be carrying less weatherstripping than they used to. Modern doors and windows–from about 1980 on ...

Stop cold air from invading your warm house by sealing doorways with weather stripping and other insulation. The U.S. Department of Energy estimates that plugging holes around doors, windows, pipes ...

Like a sweep for your front door, a self-adhesive weatherstrip attaches to the bottom of the door on the outside. When the door closes, the rubber seal presses against the pavement and splays outward ...

Rick Rowe's making sure the cool air stays inside his home, as we prepare for summer temperatures. He's weather stripping his door with help from Clean Air Systems in Rick's Renovations.