Seasons are changing and it is time to begin work in the fall “to do” list. Besides raking leaves and put away the lawn furniture, making your home ready for cold weather to come and help you save time and money in the coming months. 1. This is a hint of common sense, but if there is a way to save the warm air in your home, turn it on. Go to the nearest store for sealing and disposal of weather windows and door frames. 2. If you have a fireplace, make sure it is in good condition, both natural (wood) or natural gas. Double-check the chimney to see if it is clean and without interference. 3. Clean the complaint. This is a warning to the problem of water (and writing) from freezing in winter to stop, and may lead to penetration of water into the house. Double check the drain pipes during their stay in the area to ensure safe water collects. 4. Duct It! Houses with central heating, a large amount of heat loss to the heated air reaches the hole, where ducts are not insulated and connected. 5. Is your attic, and can be isolated? No matter where you live in the U.S., no less than 12 cm of insulation is recommended to keep warm at home. If you add insulation over the existing layer, try the kind that a document-style support to avoid. This can cause moisture problems in the future. 6. For owners of the stove, chimney sweeps should be done at least once in the winter. Check creosote and ash damage to the pipe solution and the metal cover to prevent. 7. Place the casing to keep them warm. If you have exposed pipes, wrap them with a molded foam rubber sleeves or fiberglass insulation. Do not forget about the visible pipes in basements, garages and crawl spaces. 8. Set the oven to early. If you want to restore, improve it before the cold weather comes Here are a few checkpoints address: * is the thermostat and pilot light is working? * If the filter should be replaced? (Dirty filter impedes air) * is a crack in the heat? (One possible cause of leakage of carbon monoxide) 9. Invest in a programmable thermostat. This will keep warm when you are away from home. ENERGY STAR certified models, as well as save money by using less energy. 10. Close the door to the room, you do not regularly use. Why heat the room when nobody is there? 11. Bundle in something warm. Instead of increasing the heat on an extra sweater and slippers when you get home. On the other hand, hug from a loved one in a cozy blanket would be even better.

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