Keep warm if there is no heat in your house

Keep warm if there is no heat in your house

If you lose your heat in the middle of the winter, it can be more than just an inconvenience—it can be a life-threatening event. Here’s how to stay warm. Check out this Howcast video tutorial on how to keep warm if there is no heat in your house.

You Will Need

* Plastic wrap
* Duct tape
* Towels
* Clothes
* Blankets
* Food
* Water

Step 1. Shut doors and windows
Step 2. Seal windows
Step 3. Draft-proof your doors
Step 4. Dress in layers
Step 5. Accessorize
Step 6. Use blankets
Step 7. Eat and drink
Step 8. Stick together

Tip: Before sealing windows, make sure that your home’s ventilation system is unblocked and that your carbon monoxide detector is working.

Fact: Though igloos are made of snow, parts of the interior can reach 61° Fahrenheit, just from body heat.

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