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Fuel oil conservation. Insulation packed snugly between the beams in the attic floor can reduce loss of heat up to forty or even fifty per cent. The householder can do this himself with an unfloored attic and by doing so save fifteen percent on fuel

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Fuel oil conservation. Insulation packed snugly between the beams in the attic floor can reduce loss of heat up to forty or even fifty per cent. The householder can do this himself with an unfloored attic and by doing so save fifteen percent on fuel

Fuel conservation. Home insulation conserves fuel. Every homeowner can get behind his government's efforts to conserve fuel whether he heats his home with oil or coal, and both are strategically important. Fuel savings can be effected by keeping temperatures at reasonable levels, closing off unused rooms, and insulating in various ways. Windows can be weather stripped. Conservation of fuel will help release railroad and other transportation facilities for the movement of fighting materials

Fuel conservation. Home insulation conserves fuel. Every homeowner can get behind his government's efforts to conserve fuel whether he heats his home with oil or coal, and both are strategically important. Fuel savings can be effected by keeping temperatures at reasonable levels, closing off unused rooms, and insulating in various ways. Windows can be weather stripped. Conservation of fuel will help release railroad and other transportation facilities for the movement of fighting materials

Fuel oil conservation. The wall of an outside room can chill a house. An ordinary blanket tacked on the wall will serve as insulation, but for some who would make the wall-covering ornamental as well as useful, heavy fabric such as monk's cloth can be hung on the wall and drapes extended to create a decorative effect

Fuel oil conservation. Felt, wood, or metal weather stripping wards off Jack Frost and can save as much as fifteen per cent on fuel. The householder can apply felt or wood stripping himself, metal weather stripping, however, should be installed by an expert

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A black and white photo of a man sitting on the floor. Office of War Information Photograph

Fuel conservation. Home insulation conserves fuel. Every homeowner can get behind his government's efforts to conserve fuel whether he heats his home with oil or coal, and both are strategically important. Fuel savings can be effected by keeping temperatures at reasonable levels, closing off unused rooms, and insulating in various ways. Windows can be weather stripped. Conservation of fuel will help release railroad and other transportation facilities for the movement of fighting materials

Fuel oil conservation. The wall of an outside room can chill a house. An ordinary blanket tacked on the wall will serve as insulation, but for some who would make the wall-covering ornamental as well as useful, heavy fabric such as monk's cloth can be hung on the wall and drapes extended to create a decorative effect

Fuel oil conservation. Insulation packed snugly between the beams in the attic floor can reduce loss of heat up to forty or even fifty per cent. The householder can do this himself with an unfloored attic and by doing so save fifteen percent on fuel

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01/01/1942
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safety film negatives fuel oil conservation fuel oil conservation insulation beams attic floor attic floor loss heat forty fifty cent householder percent fifteen percent united states history workers library of congress