Eliminate drafts with easy-to-install weatherstripping. One of the most common areas for household drafts is around exterior doors and windows. Using weatherstripping to close any gaps around door jambs or window sills can make a big difference when it comes to improving your comfort and saving energy.
Benefits:
Reduces heating and cooling costs by eliminating drafts
Remove any old weatherstripping using your pliers, then clean away any dust or debris using your cloth, soap and water. For stubborn buildup, you can also use fine-grit sandpaper
B. Measure and cut the weatherstripping.
Next, measure the perimeter of the door jamb to determine how much weatherstripping you’ll need for the top, and each side of the door. Measure and cut the three pieces of weatherstripping.
C. Install the weatherstripping.
Starting at the bottom of one side of the door and working your way up and around to the other side, peel away the adhesive backing from the weatherstripping and firmly press it into place around the perimeter of the door jamb.
To help keep it in place longer over time, you can reinforce the weatherstripping with heavy-duty staples or small tacking nails.
Individual cost savings are not guaranteed and will vary based on weather, energy usage habits and rates. This program is funded by ComEd, Nicor Gas, Peoples Gas and North Shore Gas customers in compliance with state law.
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