Removing the Frost King Window Kits is fairly simple.

1) Before pulling the plastic film away from your window frame, you might want to get your hair dryer (yes, the same one you used to install the window kits in the first place) and heat up the area around the double sided tape. This should soften the tape and allow you to more easily pull the tape away from your window frame.

2) Once you’ve softened the adhesive, pull off the plastic film. The adhesive should come right off with the film.

3) Any stubborn areas of tape that just won’t come off? Use the hairdryer (again) to soften the remaining tape. Then, you can use commercial cleaning products, warm soap and water, or a mix of acetone and water to loosen the tape.

4) All that is left is to gently rub off the remaining tape with your fingertips or a soft brush.

5) If the film is still in good shape, you can always store it away for next winter.  Just make sure you keep it someplace away from direct sunlight or heat, and don’t forget where you pack it away.

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While the Frost King Window Kits are great for keeping out the cold air all winter, Pierre from Michigan uses them to stop another common winter problem: condensation and mold.

The thermal shades in Pierre’s living room are great for keeping the cold air out, but they have one major drawback: they stop all the circulation in the room.  With a humidifier going to keep some moisture in the dry winter air, condensation and eventually dangerous mold could form on the windows.

The solution, Frost King Window Kits – but over the entire window, shades and all.  With the Window Kits sealing up the shades and the windows, the condensation has nowhere to form and the windows stay dry throughout the entire winter.

Just remember, you’ll be sealing in your shades as well as your windows.  So if you want the shades open, leave them up; need them down, put them down, before you put on the Window Kits.

Any other tips? Let us know.

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Once again, our friend @merrypad comes up with a new use for the Frost King Vinyl Foam Weatherseal, and just in time for the holidays.

It’s easy, all you need is Frost King Vinyl Foam Weatherseal, paint, some leftover paper, and an old piece of wood, and you’ll have great looking wrapping paper in no time.

Over on her blog, she takes you through step-by-step instructions.  Its quick and its easy – give it a try.

Use Frost King insulation to add that special something to your holiday gifts this year.

We had a nice surprise a few nights ago when David Letterman decided to include the Frost King, “Poly Foam Weatherseal” as the, “treat” in his annual Halloween Costume roundup. For those who missed it, here’s the clip, and here’s a link to the whole show.

Sure, it’s great for sealing your windows and doors, but did you know, the Frost King Sponge Rubber Foam Tape can also fix your old manual typewriters.

This Frost King user found an old typewriter on Ebay and while it worked…

“it [was] missing the felt under the type-bar rest, so when they return, they clang. I like the sound. It is not that loud, but it is distinct.”

But just one strip of Frost King Foam Rubber Tape under the space bar, and the typewriter was working like new, “It is very, very quiet.”

Any other random uses for Frost King? Let us know. You can also find us on Facebook or Twitter.

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Find the product solution that’s right for your home improvement project. Watch how-to videos. Find simple step-by-step instructions. Read our FAQs, and find out how to contact us about any questions you may have about our products.

This homeowner from Long Island had an expensive problem.

The water heater manifold in his basement was costing him hundreds of dollars a year in wasted energy costs. In just the few feet of piping running from the basement water heater to the pipes in the rest of his home, the heat loss was dramatic. Dramatic enough to keep his boiler room some 20 degrees hotter than of the rest of house.

But a few packages of Frost King Pipe Insulation, and a few hours on a sunday solved his problem. Using just the Frost King CF42X and the Frost King P10X, he was able to keep the energy from leaking from his pipes into the rest of his house.

He told us…

That heat is not radiant in my room anymore, it is staying in the water where it is supposed to be, and my wife remarked that the water is hotter now out of the faucet.

Brian and Paul of the Handyguys podcast show you step-by-step how to install polyethylene pipe insulation…

If you want to winterize your home, you need to think about pipe and duct insulation.

DIY home improvement pros Brian and Paul of the Handyguys podcast showcase the different options for ideal pipe and duct insulation, demonstrating what goes where.