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RE: Why is outside noise STILL getting through my windows?

Yeah, I get the appeal of DIY secondary glazing, but honestly, unless you’re sealing every last corner, noise will find a way in. I did the acrylic + ...

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RE: Window leaking again... need tips on reliable caulk or sealant

Honestly, I’ve never been convinced the hybrids are worth the hype, at least not for interior stuff. The yellowing drives me nuts—especially when you’...

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RE: Big windows vs heating bills—worth it?

I get what you mean about the corners—those are a pain. The hairdryer trick is basically the only way I managed to get mine halfway decent. Still, I’m...

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RE: Torn between Simonton's contemporary vs traditional picture window styles

Yeah, I get the appeal of traditional windows—definitely adds that cozy, timeless feel. But honestly, don't underestimate contemporary styles either. ...

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RE: Double vs triple pane windows—worth the extra cost or just hype?

Triple panes are great for energy bills, no doubt, but honestly, if noise bugs you that much, windows alone won't save your sanity. I sealed up gaps a...

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

I've had decent luck with adhesive-backed films too, but honestly, they're not always the magic bullet people make them out to be. Sure, durability is...

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RE: Double vs triple pane windows—worth the extra cost or just hype?

Had a similar experience here—triple-pane definitely helps with comfort, but I'm still skeptical about the cost-benefit ratio for everyone. If your wi...

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RE: Looking for budget-friendly ways to refresh my window frames

Mixing leftover paint can be great for saving money, but honestly, I'd be cautious about going too creative if energy efficiency matters to you. Darke...

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RE: Removing old window panes without a disaster

Infrared seems neat in theory, but honestly, I'm skeptical about the practicality. I once tried a similar "gentle heat" method using an old space heat...

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RE: tilting vs sliding windows for home—what's your pick?

I've gotta admit, sliders do seem simpler at first glance, fewer moving parts means fewer headaches, right? But from an energy efficiency standpoint, ...

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