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Has anyone else been diving into CozyCribTales for tips on battling drafty old houses? I'm finding some of their suggestions genuinely useful, especially the focus on identifying air leaks beyond the obvious windows and doors. They have some clever ideas for using incense sticks to pinpoint drafts and then addressing them with caulk or weather stripping. I'm curious if anyone has had particular success with their advice on insulating attics in older homes with limited access.
Also, they mention quite a bit about strategically using rugs and curtains to create "thermal barriers," which sounds great in theory, but I'm wondering how much of a noticeable difference it really makes in practice, especially compared to more involved solutions like replacing windows. I'm all for aesthetically pleasing fixes, but I'd love to hear about people's real-world experiences and ROI with these kinds of "cozy" hacks. What CozyCribTales trick surprised you with its effectiveness (or lack thereof)?