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A GROUP of window experts have shared their ‘game-changer’ hack to stop drafts creeping into your home.

As the weather warms, Brits will be less reliant on their central heating to keep their homes warm.

But it is important to ensure that the heat we have inside is retained, especially by preventing drafts from coming through the windows.

The experts at Plan-It Windows have revealed their £8.50 hack to banish cold hair from your home forever.

And even better: you save on your energy bill because your home becomes more energy efficient.

“We understand how important it is to maintain a warm, energy-efficient home without spending a fortune,” say the experts.

“This method seals your windows against the cold air and improves the overall thermal efficiency of your home.

“For just €8.50, people can protect their windows against cold drought with a combination of insulation foil and double-sided adhesive tape.

“This simple four-step process is a game changer for people who want to save on their heating bills while keeping their home cozy during the winter months.”

A sheet of Dial Clear Window film from B&Q costs £7.95, while a roll of double-sided tape will cost you around 85p.

However, a better quality copy will cost a little more, with Gorilla Heavy Duty mounting tape costing £6.99.

Drought can have a significant impact on a home’s energy efficiency.

When cold or warm air can enter the home unhindered, heating and cooling systems have to work harder to maintain the desired temperature.

This leads to higher energy consumption and higher energy bills.

“Many homeowners overlook the impact of cold droughts on their heating efficiency,” according to the Plan-It Windows experts.

“We recommend tackling this with a cost-effective solution: applying insulation film, sealed with double-sided tape, to your windows.

“This approach not only blocks unwanted droughts, but also improves the overall warmth and comfort of your home during the cold season.”

Droughts can also affect indoor air quality by making it easier for pollutants, allergens and outdoor dust to enter the home.

Additionally, the annoying wind gusts can contribute to structural damage to the home if not addressed.

They can cause problems such as moisture build-up, which can lead to mold growth, rotting wood and other damage to building materials.