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Kilala Mikal · Posted 03-02-2014, 10:57 AM

Oh wow, Ginger. Do you have an extra blanket or sheet that you could drape over that broken window? It won't block it off, but it'll help to cut the draft. You could roll up a sheet and put it in front of the doors (if the bottoms are where most of the draft is coming through). That's what we do here in our house. Our house was built in the 50's and is really drafty (thanks to some poor rennovations). We keep a couple of random crocheted pieces (they were scrap yarns crocheted into pieces that just so happen to fit in front of the doors) at the doors. It keeps the cold air from getting under the doors. If your windows are drafty, you could take a towel and roll it up to use as a barrier there.

Of course, you probably already know most of this >.<' And I think I'm about to start rambling... >.>'

*ninja poofs to keep from rambling*

Kilala Mikal On in to the future			#83
	Oh wow, Ginger. Do you have an extra blanket or sheet that you could drape over that broken window? It won't block it off, but it'll help to cut the draft. You could roll up a sheet and put it in front of the doors (if the bottoms are where most of the draft is coming through). That's what we do here in our house. Our house was built in the 50's and is really drafty (thanks to some poor rennovations). We keep a couple of random crocheted pieces (they were scrap yarns crocheted into pieces that just so happen to fit in front of the doors) at the doors. It keeps the cold air from getting under the doors. If your windows are drafty, you could take a towel and roll it up to use as a barrier there. Of course, you probably already know most of this >.<' And I think I'm about to start rambling... >.>' ninja poofs to keep from rambling World's worst for poofing during a conversation. Sorry.
		Posted 03-02-2014, 10:57 AM