By Alex Mac
Feb 23, 2021
Millions of Americans were left devastated when a deadly winter storm swept across the U.S. Many are struggling to stay warm without power or heat in the frigid temperatures. Here are seven ways to safely keep warm in the winter when your power goes out.
1. Insulate Your House: Use packaging tape, towels, clothes and whatever you can to cover cold air entryways. You can also cover your windows with curtains and push your furniture up against exterior walls.
2. Designate a Main Living Space: Set up all activities in one room of your house to retain heat. Make sure you choose a room that has the fewest windows and doors.
By Alex Mac
Feb 23, 2021
Millions of Americans were left devastated when a deadly winter storm swept across the U.S. Many are struggling to stay warm without power or heat in the frigid temperatures. Here are seven ways to safely keep warm in the winter when your power goes out.
1. Insulate Your House: Use packaging tape, towels, clothes and whatever you can to cover cold air entryways. You can also cover your windows with curtains and push your furniture up against exterior walls.
2. Designate a Main Living Space: Set up all activities in one room of your house to retain heat. Make sure you choose a room that has the fewest windows and doors.