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We’re having a cold snap down here in Austin. It’s 38 degrees and falling.
I am finding out just how drafty a 100 year old house is! My question is this: is there any drawback (except for extended drying time)to caulking some cracks from the inside of the house (which is about 59 degrees… and falling!).
Cheers,
– Gary
And yes, I realize that for many of you, this is a spring day.
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We're having a cold snap down here in Austin. It's 38 degrees and falling.
I am finding out just how drafty a 100 year old house is! My question is this: is there any drawback (except for extended drying time)to caulking some cracks from the inside of the house (which is about 59 degrees... and falling!).
Cheers,
- Gary
And yes, I realize that for many of you, this is a spring day.