Totally get where you’re coming from. I’ve got a 1930s place and despite adding insulation and sealing up drafts, the kitchen windows still fog up eve...

I get the urge to clear out the clutter, but I’ve actually found some cool uses for leftover panes. I turned a few into cold frames for my veggie gard...

That folder name is gold. I did something similar after my attic insulation fiasco—lost a rebate because I tossed a receipt too soon. Now I keep every...

Shrink film kits definitely help, but I’ve always found them kind of a pain to put up and take down every year. Maybe I’m just impatient, but I hate h...

I hear you on the vinyl feeling a bit flimsy compared to old wood. My house is from the 60s, and those original wood frames were tanks—just a pain to ...

Yeah, that’s the part that gets me too. I tried the “easy” window inserts a while back (Indow, if anyone’s curious), and honestly, they worked okay fo...

I totally get that—when I first moved into my 1950s ranch, I went wild with the foam and caulk thinking I was gonna save a fortune. A year later, I ha...

Haha, same here—spent ages researching the "perfect" windows, then realized sealing up those sneaky little drafts did way more. Still, gotta admit, th...

Yeah, new windows can be a game changer, but honestly sometimes just adding those shrink-wrap window insulation kits can make a surprising difference....

Haha, the laser struggle is real. I remember when I first tackled vinyl windows at my place—I thought I'd be smart and use a fancy tripod setup too. E...