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RE: Dealing with sweaty windows: Which Energy Star brands actually help?

Same here, and my place is only about 10 years old, so the windows are pretty decent. I’ve tried cranking the bathroom fan after showers, but still ge...

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RE: Do you go classic or modern with new windows?

I hear you. I swapped out my old aluminum sliders with dark composite frames a few years back, thinking the tech would make a big difference. They’re ...

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RE: Does anyone else notice the greenish hue from low-e windows?

That’s interesting about the plants—ours reacted a bit too, especially the ones in the front room. I actually tried using a light meter to compare bef...

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RE: ENERGY TAX CREDIT PAPERWORK IS DRIVING ME NUTS—ANYONE ELSE?

I get the appeal of sticking to paper for the “big” stuff, but honestly, I’m starting to think digital is the lesser evil—if you set it up right from ...

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RE: Windows that survive thin air and chilly temps

That's a great point—framing gaps can really sneak up on you. Had something similar happen a few winters back. Thought I'd covered everything by upgra...

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RE: Easy ways to keep your windows from aging too fast

Yeah, totally agree—windows just seem to have a lifespan no matter what. Have you noticed if the frames make a difference? I've found vinyl frames hol...

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RE: Privacy upgrade dilemma: smart blinds or switchable glass?

I've wondered the same thing about switchable glass. A buddy of mine installed it in his office—looked amazing at first, but after a year or two, he h...

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RE: Window letting in cold air—any quick fixes?

Shrink-film kits definitely help, but have you checked your window seals lately? I found mine had cracked over time, letting cold air sneak in. Quick ...

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RE: BIG WINDOW, BIG TROUBLE: DIY REMOVAL ADVENTURES

Nice job getting that window in without bowing the frame—it's always a bit nerve-wracking, isn't it? Did you have any issues trimming the excess foam ...