Weatherstripping is a time-honored method of minimizing window and door drafts. In the winter, weatherstripping prevents heated air from escaping the home and bars the entry of cold from the outdoors.

The onset of winter means falling temperatures, with furnaces starting to kick on for the first time in months. But what happens when that furnace keeps grinding away, burning precious energy, without ...

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As the fall and winter seasons start to set in, it's undoubtedly time to think about how to prep your home for cold weather. Plunging temperatures, wet conditions, and strong winds can wreak serious ...

Q: I can see sunlight sneaking in through the weatherstripping in my front door. I know it’s time to replace the weatherstripping, but what type should I buy? A: The short answer: It depends upon the ...

I have a great 1984 Volkswagen GTI that I love dearly, but lately I've been noticing a lot of wind noise on the highway and water dripping down the inside of my windows when it rains. I suspect the ...

Q-I have been trying to weatherstrip a four-panel overhead garage door, but I cannot get a good seal between the panels, where the wind blows through when the door is closed. The sides and bottom of ...

If you’ve been driving your Corvette long, chances are you haven’t noticed that the weatherstripping is showing signs of age. It’s probably not an area you commonly check, like oil or paint, and the ...