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LadyA · **Posted: 10-02-2009 , 05:11 PM** #27

A few years ago, we were able to just get the glass in our windows replaced with double glazed units, rather than get the whole windows replaced. It made a huge difference to the warmth in the house, and was about half the cost of replacing the windows. :) And although the attic was insulated when we bought the house, we put at least as much insulation again up there, and that helped a lot too. Our heating thermostat is always set as low as it will go, it never needs to be turned up.

	Posted: 10-02-2009 , 05:11 PM #27
LadyA Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 11	keeping houses warm A few years ago, we were able to just get the glass in our windows replaced with double glazed units, rather than get the whole windows replaced. It made a huge difference to the warmth in the house, and was about half the cost of replacing the windows. :) And although the attic was insulated when we bought the house, we put at least as much insulation again up there, and that helped a lot too. Our heating thermostat is always set as low as it will go, it never needs to be turned up.