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geocacher65
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RE: Quick tricks for holding a cracked window together?

Yeah, tape definitely wins for speed. I did the same thing with painter’s tape when a bedroom window cracked last winter—looked ridiculous but it cut ...

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

I swapped out the old aluminum frames in my 80s ranch for fiberglass about two winters ago—went with Marvin, not EnerLux, but I can totally relate to ...

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RE: Surprising History Behind Made-To-Order Blinds—Is It Worth It?

Funny timing—I just swapped out my living room blinds for custom ones last winter. The sticker shock was real, but I was hoping they’d help with draft...

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RE: Ultrex fiberglass or vinyl windows—what’s the real difference?

That’s funny about aluminum—my hands go numb just thinking about it. I’ve been eyeing fiberglass for efficiency, but man, the price tag hurts. Vinyl's...

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RE: Windows That Can Handle Ocean Air—Any Recommendations?

I hear you on the “ocean air just loves to win” bit—my place is a few blocks from the water and it’s wild how fast stuff corrodes. I get why you went ...

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

I get what you’re saying about the stick-on insulation kits—some people swear by them, but I’ve had mixed luck too. The first winter I tried one, it d...

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RE: Street noise driving me nuts—storm windows or acoustic glass?

Yeah, acoustic glass is great for noise, but honestly, if energy savings is your main goal, storm windows might be a better bet. I put storm windows o...

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

We ran into something similar when we did our windows a few years back—found some moisture damage that wasn't obvious until the old windows came out. ...

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RE: Windows that survive thin air and chilly temps

I get what you're saying about diligence—definitely can't underestimate good prep. But I gotta admit, after borrowing a friend's manometer last fall, ...