There are great suggestions here. Best would be replacement but if not, storm windows would be next. Bubble wrap for insulation, plastic to seal off areas. Caulking if the air is coming around the windows. Check the glass panels to see if they need re-glazed because over time it will dry and wind will come in.
Our 14 year old cord controlled blinds are all giving us trouble with raising and lowering and tilting. Many of the top mechanisms are coming unglued from the top. I ...
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Tape off with thick plastic, add thermal lined draperies
That material that you put on windows and then use a hair dryer to tighten it works great! we use it every year!
You can put bubble wrap on your windows to insulate them, also caulk around your window to keep the air out.
There are great suggestions here. Best would be replacement but if not, storm windows would be next. Bubble wrap for insulation, plastic to seal off areas. Caulking if the air is coming around the windows. Check the glass panels to see if they need re-glazed because over time it will dry and wind will come in.
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Use the plastic window insulating kits available at hardware stores, homecenters, even Walmart.
Caulk around the windows and hang insulated curtains on the window. Here are some at Target https://rstyle.me/n/dabrzfcc4s7