Totally get this. I used to obsess over every tiny imperfection, but after wrestling with my own window install, I shifted my focus to what actually m...

Yeah, that hazy look is a real downside. I’ve run into the same thing in my 1950s place—those old wood frames leak like crazy in winter, so I’m always...

Condensation on the outside definitely threw me the first time too—funny how it’s actually a good sign. When I started upgrading, I figured air leaks ...

Funny, I’ve noticed the same thing with switchable glass in my sunroom. The novelty was huge at first—neighbors kept asking for demos—but after a whil...

That’s been my experience too—my house is from the 1950s and not a single window was a standard size. I had to custom order most of them. The upside? ...

I totally get the hesitation with pulling off trim—it sounds intimidating, but it’s not as bad as it looks if you go slow and have a pry bar. I was in...

That’s a fair point, but I’m not totally convinced that it’s always the sash to blame. In my old place (built in the 1940s), I went down the rabbit ho...

Interesting to hear about the plastic getting brittle—I hadn’t thought about UV exposure making such a difference, but it makes sense. For anyone thin...

That’s spot on. Large metal appliances like fridges and even water heaters are notorious for reflecting or absorbing wireless signals. I’ve noticed th...

Leaving a small gap for airflow really does make a difference—too much sealing and you end up with condensation issues, especially in older homes. I’v...