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Tips for staying toasty warm this winter!

Tips for staying toasty warm this winter!

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December 31, 2015

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weather_1During the cold weather months, staying warm is important. Here are some tips on how to save money and stay comfortable, too.

• Turn down the thermostat. If it feels a little chilly, put on a sweater. Staying active also helps keep the body warm — a few jumping jacks or a trip up and down the stairs will get your blood moving and take off some of the chill.
• Avoid drafts. Look for places where cooler air might be sneaking in to your home. Windows and doors are common areas. If you feel a leak around a door or window, use a rolled up towel to stop the draft.
• Keeping windows and doors closed also helps keep the cold out.
• Open curtains in the morning to let sunshine in. It helps warm the room. Closing curtains and blinds at night helps to keep the heat in.
• If your house doesn’t have carpeting, consider getting some area rugs. They provide a layer of insulation by trapping cold air on the floor underneath the rug.

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