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Conservation of energy and recourses

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The document describes an experiment using a homemade draught tester to check for drafts in a home. It involves taping a piece of tape to a pencil as a draught tester. The draught tester is held to gaps around windows and doors to see if the tape moves, indicating a draft. For this experiment, the tape only moved a bit, suggesting the home is not very drafty. The document concludes with the observation and results from the draught testing experiment.

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CONVERSATION OF ENERGY AND RECOURSES Experiment: Draught tester
Why? Because a lot of houses lose heat through draughts. I am trying to find out how draughty my home is through this draught tester. That is NOT me!
Step 1 Cut a square of tape and tape it to a pencil
Step 2 Hold the draught tester to your gaps around windows, doors…. Etc
Step 3 Now see if the tape is blown in a drought
What happened? the wind started to blow, but the tape only moved a bit. So I guess my home is not draughty!
Observation WORRY
BU-BUY!!!!!!!! THE THE END THE END ENDTHE END THE END THE END THE END THE END

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