We have tried several methods for insulating windows in the winter and have found the most effective is the rolls of reflective insulation taped to the exterior windows. Everything we have tried inside creates a condensation pocket and/or mold. The stretch film can't be used because of the built-in hard valances (our day/night blinds are attached to the valances which makes it even more difficult, if not impossible).
I taped the reflective insulation to the windows last winter, but when I tried to remove it, the tape left a residue that took me weeks to remove. I used a duct tape that said it was low residue. Is anyone familiar with a tape that would work here? Something that would hold the insulation in place, but not leave residue (or as bad a residue as what I had)?
I care for my disabled husband and am hoping to find a way to take care of the drafts around the unit so he's warm and cozy!
Thanks in advance!
Luci
I taped the reflective insulation to the windows last winter, but when I tried to remove it, the tape left a residue that took me weeks to remove. I used a duct tape that said it was low residue. Is anyone familiar with a tape that would work here? Something that would hold the insulation in place, but not leave residue (or as bad a residue as what I had)?
I care for my disabled husband and am hoping to find a way to take care of the drafts around the unit so he's warm and cozy!
Thanks in advance!
Luci
