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jwhiskers52
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RE: Getting approved for window financing: how strict are they really?

That’s wild, but honestly, I’ve seen similar. Some lenders treat a window loan like you’re buying a second home or something. Step one: they want to s...

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RE: Finally got those dingy window frames looking new again—anyone else have a cleaning win?

That Teflon spray trick is interesting—haven’t tried it myself, but I’m always a bit wary about using lubricants on window tracks because some can att...

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RE: When is a foggy window just weather, and when is it a problem?

Been there, done that—had a living room window fog up last fall and figured it was just the weird weather, since we get a lot of humidity swings here....

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

Fiberglass does have its quirks in coastal zones, especially with chalking—I’ve seen that myself. Aluminum-clad wood can hold up visually, sure, but I...

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RE: City noise driving me nuts—soundproof curtains or acoustic windows?

You're onto something there—curtains and soft materials, in general, do have a bit of an edge with lower-frequency sounds. Glazing alone usually strug...

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RE: Replacing windows without emptying your wallet

Bubble wrap's definitely underrated for insulation—seen plenty of DIY setups where it worked surprisingly well. Not exactly showroom-ready, but hey, w...

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RE: Window letting in cold air—any quick fixes?

I've installed windows for years, and honestly, rope caulk is a bit overrated. Sure, it's easy to slap on, but temperature swings make it unreliable l...

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RE: Windows that survive thin air and chilly temps

Had a similar experience recently. Helped a buddy install triple-pane windows for his cabin way up north—figured they'd be a game changer with temps r...

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RE: Installing new windows? Don't learn safety by accident

Yeah, sheds and outbuildings are a whole different ballgame. EPDM tape can work fine there since they're usually less insulated and don't have the sam...

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RE: Windows That Last: Little Habits That Make a Big Difference

True, but honestly, even meticulous prep can go sideways if you're using cheap film. I spent hours cleaning and prepping my windows once, did everythi...

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