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cgreen75
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RE: Keeping window glass dry: what actually works?

Yeah, I get that. The plastic film definitely helps with drafts, but the condensation on the frames is a whole different beast. I tried putting those ...

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RE: New Discussion

I actually did the exterior insulation thing a couple years back—used 1.5" rigid foam under new siding. Not gonna lie, it was a pain dealing with wind...

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RE: Struggling to pick windows that don’t make my ranch look dated

Yeah, that plasticky vinyl look just screams “new but not in a good way,” doesn’t it? I ran into the same thing when I redid my windows last fall. My ...

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RE: Regretting My ReliaBilt Choice? Long-Term Durability Woes

Man, I hear you on the foam strips. My living room window looks like it’s held together with weatherstripping and wishful thinking some days. Honestly...

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RE: Trying to budget for new Andersen double hung windows—what should I expect?

Yeah, that’s a big one. I tried the pre-finished trim route when we did our living room windows, and honestly, it didn’t quite match the old baseboard...

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RE: When your windows start singing the squeaky song

Funny thing is, you can actually get dehumidifiers with a hose hookup so it drains straight into a floor drain or even out a window. I rigged mine up ...

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RE: When is a foggy window just weather, and when is it a problem?

Yeah, I’ve noticed that too—sometimes the only sign is the heating bill creeping up, not the window itself looking any worse. In my last place, I had ...

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

I hear you on the rope caulk—used it on my 1920s place last winter and it definitely kept the worst of the drafts out. Not the prettiest, like you sai...

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RE: Windows that survive thin air and chilly temps

Yeah, cellular shades are solid for sure. I've also found heavy curtains can help a ton—especially if you layer 'em with the shades. Makes a cozy diff...

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RE: Budgeting for new windows—how do you approach it?

That's a great tip—I wish I'd thought about timing my install better. I did mine all at once in the summer a few years back, and while I did snag a re...

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