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How Do You Live A Frugal Life (Vol?

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How Do You Live A Frugal Life (Vol?

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In this volume we’ll explore more ideas for cutting expenses and living a more frugal life, specifically several ways you can reduce your power bill. Review the amount of insulation in your attic, especially if your home is more than 20 years old. The insulation in your attic should be approximately 15 inches deep (referred to as R45). If it’s not, it’s time to add insulation. Special note: Be sure NOT to block the vents when you add insulation. Proper ventilation keeps your attic from developing moisture problems. If you can’t afford to hire someone to add insulation to your home, with a little research on proper installation the moderately handy person should be able to complete the job for $400-$600 for the typical attic. Check your windows and doors for drafts. A great way to do this is with an incense stick. Hold the stick in your hand and slowly run it across the edges of your windows and doors. If you see the smoke being blown away or pulled in, you’ll know that there’s a draft.

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