Things You'll Need:
- Coat
- Scarf
- Hat
- Gloves
- Bed sheets
- Plastic for windows
- Duck Tape
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Step 1
Always bundle up before going outdoors. This includes long socks pulled up to the knee. Add another pair of undergarments if necessary but not to over do it with too many because you definitely don't want to sweat out in these killer temperatures.
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Step 2
The most important parts of the body to keep covered up is your head and most importantly your neck. If your neck is exposed to the brutal winds next you'll be feeling scratchy and develop a sore throat. This is how it all starts and the effects are almost immediate. (Trust me)
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Step 3
As for your home in order to be warm and conserve more energy by saving money you may want to purchase a couple of electric radiators. Keep temperatures low at which this should allow you to finally be able to turn down the heating unit you solely rely on each and every year.
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Step 4
Drafty windows are major concerns for cold air to creep in and stay in. If you want to avoid this you must put plastic on your windows and use duck tape to seal. If you do not have plastic no need to worry another way is to use old bed sheets and tuck them in under the base of your windows. Cut according to the size of the window and you can also duck tape that to the window. Even for doors you can use duck tape to go around the entire door securing the entrances from extra drafts.
