Do You Need an Energy-Waste Sleuth?

Robert Whale knew his 1920s Sears Roebuck bungalow wasn't exactly airtight, but he didn't know just how drafty it was until an energy auditor flipped on the switch to a large fan he had placed in the doorway.
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Mary Ellen Slayter

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