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RE: Stuck between simple trim and farmhouse-style frames for my windows

Yeah, precise measuring is key, but honestly, farmhouse trim can still be a headache. I tried something similar—inside-mounted roller shades—and even ...

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RE: Tint-changing windows vs. smart blinds—which one's better?

Tinted our living room windows last spring—it's great on sunny days, but yeah, cloudy days can feel a bit dreary. Not cave-dark or anything, just... m...

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RE: Stormy nights and soggy sills—a coastal homeowner's dilemma

Heavy clay soil can definitely slow things down—I've dealt with similar issues at my place. I put in a French drain about three years ago, and honestl...

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

Yeah, those shrink-wrap kits are decent, but honestly I've had mixed results with them too. One winter, the plastic ended up sagging halfway through t...

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

Yeah, older homes can definitely throw curveballs at you. When I replaced windows in my place (built in the early 50s), I initially thought budgeting ...

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RE: Struggling to find shades or curtains for huge windows

I've tried the double-layering thing too, and it does work pretty well for controlling light. But honestly, roller shades can be a pain if your window...

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RE: Windows that survive thin air and chilly temps

I had cellular shades on my sliding patio door for about two years, and honestly, they didn't hold up great. They looked nice at first and did help wi...

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RE: Thinking about moving to the Grand Canyon state, but worried about the heat

We tried window films a couple years back, and honestly, they're decent but don't expect miracles. They definitely tone down the glare and help a bit ...

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RE: Why Are Wood Windows So Crazy Expensive These Days?

Wood windows have always been a bit of a love-hate thing for me. I get the appeal—nothing beats that classic look and feel—but man, the upkeep can be ...

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RE: Window header damage—can I handle this without a pro?

I dunno, renting one seems like a hassle for something that isn't too pricey to begin with. I bought mine a few years back when I had some sketchy dry...

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