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RE: High-altitude window installs: weird pressure issues?

Foam-filled sashes are interesting—tried them in a sunroom remodel at 8,700ft. They seemed to cut down on temp swings but didn’t really solve the pres...

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RE: What surprised you when taking out old vinyl windows?

Yeah, I’ve pulled out old vinyl windows and found all kinds of weird “insulation”—one time it was a grocery bag jammed in the gap. Here’s what I do no...

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RE: Windows that don’t leak air at 7,000 feet… is that too much to ask?

Here’s what’s worked for me, step by step, after years of fighting that same mountain draft: 1. Remove all the old caulk—don’t just go over it. Get a...

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RE: When high-end windows aren’t all they’re cracked up to be

Funny, I had the same reaction when I swapped out my originals. Here’s what I did: kept one old window in the basement for nostalgia—sounds silly, but...

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RE: Stormy Nights and Drippy Windows: Quick Fixes That Actually Help

If you want cleaner lines and less dust sticking, try running a slightly damp microfiber cloth over the window frame before you stick on the film. It ...

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RE: How I spotted a shady window installer (and what tipped me off)

Yeah, the PO box thing is a classic red flag. Here’s my quick checklist: 1) Ask for their license, 2) check insurance, 3) get references, and 4) look ...

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RE: Keeping warm in off-grid cabins: insulated window upgrades making headlines

Can relate to the never-ending list of things to seal in an old place. It’s wild what a cheap thermal camera will show—those blue spots around outlets...

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RE: DID YOU KNOW THESE WINDOWS USE REAL WOOD INSIDE?

For rattling sashes, I’ve had some luck with sash locks—those little metal latches that pull the upper and lower sash tight together. If the gap’s not...

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RE: Thinking about privacy glass for home windows—worth the hype?

Had the same issue in our bathroom. Quick tip: when applying film, leave a tiny gap (like 1/8 inch) around edges—helps prevent curling. Still, privacy...