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RE: IF YOU COULD UPGRADE YOUR WINDOWS TO A DIFFERENT GAS, WOULD YOU GO FANCY OR STICK WITH BASIC?

Couldn’t agree more. I swapped out my panes last summer and went with argon too—couldn’t justify paying double for krypton when, honestly, drafty fram...

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RE: Impact glass vs. shutters for storm season—what’s your pick?

Mixing impact glass and shutters is just practical, especially if you’re not made of money. I did the same—impact glass for the big stuff, kept my old...

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RE: Things I wish I’d checked before getting window quotes

Couldn’t agree more. Most folks think new windows = problem solved, but if you don’t see them actually stuffing the gaps with insulation or running a ...

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RE: Anyone tried those see-through solar windows for their home?

Honestly, calling my old windows “drafty” would be putting it mildly—felt like they were designed to air out the whole neighborhood. I put in a couple...

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RE: Anyone else fighting window rot near the ocean?

Honestly, after years of patching up rotten sills, I finally bit the bullet and swapped to composite frames. Not as pretty as wood, but I haven’t had ...

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RE: New Discussion

Retrofit’s fine if your old frames aren’t a total mess, but in my experience, full replacements are the way to go if you’ve got any rot or weird settl...

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RE: Stormy Nights and Drippy Windows: Quick Fixes That Actually Help

Couldn’t agree more about the magnetic panels being a step up from the shrink film hassle. I did the plastic and tape thing for years—always hated pee...

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

I get the appeal of aluminum, but honestly, I’d take good vinyl over it any day—especially if you don’t want to deal with corrosion down the line. Had...

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

Haha, sounds painfully familiar. Had a similar experience a few years back—thought I'd nailed the sealing job around my windows, but the first big sto...

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RE: Window choices when living way up high

I've had a similar experience, but honestly, curtains alone didn't do enough for me. We live pretty high up too, and the wind noise was driving me nut...