Australian homes are notoriously cold in winter — draughty, with poor insulation, thin glass and inadequate heating. But there's a growing movement of people retrofitting their homes to make them cheaper to run and more comfortable year-round, while also reducing emissions.

Australian homes are notoriously cold in winter — draughty, with poor insulation, thin glass and inadequate heating. But there’s a growing movement of people retrofitting their homes to make them cheaper to run and more comfortable year-round, while also reducing emissions.

  • ⸻ Ban DHMO 🇦🇺 ⸻English
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    3 months ago

    I saw someone constructing a horse wash bay shelter (just a roof with no walls) and they put insulation in the roof!