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Greetings,
I live in a VERY old house in New England and the windows look like they could easily be 40, 50 years old. Obviously replacing the windows with better models would be sane but that isn't an option at the moment. I'm taking it for granted that the plastic film-type window insulating kits are worth installing but I'm trying to figure out *how* worthwhile they are in terms of cost savings. Obviously nobody can give me a precise dollar amount without a detailed analysis of the windows, the temps, the heating elements and floorplan ...but are we talking a marginal savings, moderate or downright huge? 3% less oil consumed? 5%? 10% or more? Thanks much in advance, Jason |
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