A–Your simplest and least-expensive solution is to caulk around the edges of the storm window with a rope-type caulking material that you can buy in most hardware stores and home centers.

Rope caulk works well for sealing the seams alongside wooden window frames. It is very pliable and stays in place if you ...

It comes in a long, rope-like form that requires no caulk gun or applicator, so it's a quick and easy solution to draft-proof ...

Because it pulls off easily, rope caulk is a reasonable way for renters to stop drafts and leaks on old windows and doors, but also for homeowners who need to stop leaks from the inside and want ...

"Weather stripping your windows’ interiors with felt rolls, foam tape, or rope caulk is a cost-effective solution for older windows with worn out putty or insufficient sealing and caulking ...

The caulking on this window has crumbled (and the window frame itself has cracked), which makes it very drafty. If a spot looks like it needs fresh caulk, lick your finger and hold it near the gap on ...

Adding or replacing weatherstripping, or sash locks, may slow heat loss. Rope caulk can temporarily seal windows that will be opened again in the spring. Shrink-wrap film kits or inserts that ...

Rope caulk, meanwhile, is a preformed puttylike cord that can be removed when no longer needed — say, when you want to seal storm windows for the winter only. Foams come in strips (called ...

and we have a rope caulk that people can utilize. We also have a door sweep that goes at the bottom of the door," said Michael Wilcox of the ECA. You can get those products and a window insulation ...

This reduces the “phantom loads” of appliances on standby. – Replace weather-stripping on doors and windows when it wears out. Rope caulk is an effective option for operable windows. Use regular caulk ...