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Hi Tena!
It's smart to be a nerd..lol! You just saved a lot of money! I've seen a couple of HUD things about mobile homes, they are very informative. I'll have to look into the one about retro-fitting the homes. Thanks for sharing your tip!
Crystal
HUD put out a tremendous document for retrofitting older mobile homes for safety and energy savings. It's fabulous!
Personally, for instance, I put up a plantation wood blind over the window on the sunny side of the home and it made an 11 degree temperature difference inside! Yeah, I am a nerd. I track things like that.
The best window covering would have been those fabric blinds that have a geometric configuration so there is a layer of air between. (can't think of the name of them but you can see them in the blinds area in any of the big box home stores.) They are pricier than I wanted to spend and preferred the look of the wood.
My recent post Removing Walls in a Mobile Home
HUD put out a tremendous document for retrofitting older mobile homes for safety and energy savings. It's fabulous!
Personally, for instance, I put up a plantation wood blind over the window on the sunny side of the home and it made an 11 degree temperature difference inside! Yeah, I am a nerd. I track things like that.
The best window covering would have been those fabric blinds that have a geometric configuration so there is a layer of air between. (can't think of the name of them but you can see them in the blinds area in any of the big box home stores.) They are pricier than I wanted to spend and preferred the look of the wood.
My recent post Removing Walls in a Mobile Home
HUD put out a tremendous document for retrofitting older mobile homes for safety and energy savings. It's fabulous!
Personally, for instance, I put up a plantation wood blind over the window on the sunny side of the home and it made an 11 degree temperature difference inside! Yeah, I am a nerd. I track things like that.
The best window covering would have been those fabric blinds that have a geometric configuration so there is a layer of air between. (can't think of the name of them but you can see them in the blinds area in any of the big box home stores.) They are pricier than I wanted to spend and preferred the look of the wood.
My recent post Removing Walls in a Mobile Home
HUD put out a tremendous document for retrofitting older mobile homes for safety and energy savings. It's fabulous!
Personally, for instance, I put up a plantation wood blind over the window on the sunny side of the home and it made an 11 degree temperature difference inside! Yeah, I am a nerd. I track things like that.
The best window covering would have been those fabric blinds that have a geometric configuration so there is a layer of air between. (can't think of the name of them but you can see them in the blinds area in any of the big box home stores.) They are pricier than I wanted to spend and preferred the look of the wood.
My recent post Removing Walls in a Mobile Home
HUD put out a tremendous document for retrofitting older mobile homes for safety and energy savings. It's fabulous!
Personally, for instance, I put up a plantation wood blind over the window on the sunny side of the home and it made an 11 degree temperature difference inside! Yeah, I am a nerd. I track things like that.
The best window covering would have been those fabric blinds that have a geometric configuration so there is a layer of air between. (can't think of the name of them but you can see them in the blinds area in any of the big box home stores.) They are pricier than I wanted to spend and preferred the look of the wood.
My recent post Removing Walls in a Mobile Home
HUD put out a tremendous document for retrofitting older mobile homes for safety and energy savings. It's fabulous!
Personally, for instance, I put up a plantation wood blind over the window on the sunny side of the home and it made an 11 degree temperature difference inside! Yeah, I am a nerd. I track things like that.
The best window covering would have been those fabric blinds that have a geometric configuration so there is a layer of air between. (can't think of the name of them but you can see them in the blinds area in any of the big box home stores.) They are pricier than I wanted to spend and preferred the look of the wood.
My recent post Removing Walls in a Mobile Home
HUD put out a tremendous document for retrofitting older mobile homes for safety and energy savings. It's fabulous!
Personally, for instance, I put up a plantation wood blind over the window on the sunny side of the home and it made an 11 degree temperature difference inside! Yeah, I am a nerd. I track things like that.
The best window covering would have been those fabric blinds that have a geometric configuration so there is a layer of air between. (can't think of the name of them but you can see them in the blinds area in any of the big box home stores.) They are pricier than I wanted to spend and preferred the look of the wood.
My recent post Removing Walls in a Mobile Home