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RE: Tough weather and windows: paint or aluminum cladding?

Can relate to that “out of sight, out of mind” problem—life gets busy, and next thing you know, there’s a soft spot under a window. I’ve found that a ...

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RE: Weird hairline cracks showing up on brand new window panes?

Had the same thing happen when I swapped out my old single panes for new double panes last spring. The installer didn’t check the frame for level—just...

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RE: Anyone actually notice a difference with krypton-filled windows?

Had a similar experience, actually. We did a krypton-filled slider in our living room—mainly because that window is massive and faces west, so it used...

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RE: How much do you actually notice energy savings from special window coatings?

That’s pretty much spot-on about the window film. I did the same thing a couple winters back—my windows are original to my 70s ranch, and let’s just s...

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RE: Did you know window boxes used to be called "window gardens"?

I get where you’re coming from about airflow and drainage—definitely key. But I’ll say, I had a spot where too much airflow actually made things draft...

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

Towels and caulk are decent quick fixes, but I wouldn’t write off more serious options just yet. When I swapped in laminated glass windows, the differ...

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RE: Why is taking out old windows such a pain?

Painted-in stops are the worst. I’ve had to run a utility knife along every seam just to break that paint bond—sometimes I even use a heat gun on low ...

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RE: Why Does Storm-Proof Glass Cost More Than My Roof?

Yeah, same here. Impact windows are amazing, but those prices are wild. I keep telling myself the panels are “character building” (my back disagrees)....

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RE: What I actually used to wrap my old windows (and what I wish I'd had)

I get why folks swear by a brake, but honestly, I managed to get decent results without one. Not perfect, but not “crumpled soda can” either. My trick...

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RE: Windows that survive thin air and chilly temps

I've had triple-pane windows installed for about five years now at around 7,500 feet elevation. Honestly, the UV coating still faded a bit, but notice...

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