As the chill of winter is still upon us we are all looking for ways to keep warm.
There are some natural ways that we can help stay warm especially if you live in areas where large amounts of snowfall for weeks or months at a time.
There are some theories going around on how to keep warm, and we are going to look at the theory of banking.
So after the break keeps reading for the pros and cons of banking. After that let us know what you think and if this process has worked for you.
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Yes
Yes it does. Think about a snow cave or an igloo. Also, in extreme freezes citrus farmers coat their trees and fruit in ice to protect and insulate them.
Snow is only 32 degrees . I am sure it would insulate from extreme cold, and keep the wind from chilling more.
It works! Anyone with wind and a poor insulated house or trailer house banks the house in the North. As soon as it warms up or the snow shrinks away from siding you know it when the cold hits again.
Don’t know where you live but snow where I live is colder than 32 degrees.
Rhetorical question.
Yes
not unlike an igloo I would guess
It does seem to have an effect but come spring and the snow begins to melt, the snow against the house can become a pool in the basement.
Heck yes it works, just like putting an extra blanket on the bed!
Insulation