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High-Resolution Graphic Download Links
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303u - "How to seal
electric outlets, switches and other air leakage spots"
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 - c303-1.jpg - Switch
the cirduit breaker off and check, using a non-conducting stick, for a leaky
gap. - James Dulley
 - c303-2.jpg - Place a foam draft sealer
over the switch or outlet before replacing the faceplate. - Photo credit -
James Dulley
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c303-3.jpg - Insulating foam draft
sealers are inexpensive and available at hardware and home center stores. -
Photo credit - James Dulley
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c303-4.jpg - Use expanding insulating
foam to seal wiring holes and gaps where the sill plate rests on the
foundation. - Photo credit - James Dulley
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c303-5.jpg - When repainting window
trim, first remove it, spray expanding foam in any gaps. Caulk between the trim
window frame and wall. - Photo credit - James Dulley
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c303-6.jpg - Go up in the attic and
seal holes where ceiling fan electric wires and conduit box penetrate the
ceiling. - Photo credit - James Dulley |
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