kimpaws878
kimpaws878
@kimpaws878
Active Member
Joined:
Topics: 1 / Replies: 9
Reply
RE: Window letting in cold air—any quick fixes?

Condensation's definitely a red flag, but sometimes even without visible fogging, the seal can still be compromised. Have you tried the candle test ar...

Reply
RE: Vinyl vs Fiberglass Windows for Cold Mountain Winters?

Interesting experience, but I'm curious—do you think the vinyl issues were more about quality or installation rather than material itself? I've seen s...

Reply
RE: Stripping vs sanding old window trim—what works better?

Yeah, that's exactly why I've always been skeptical about heat guns on older paint. A couple years ago, I was helping a friend restore some old sash w...

Reply
RE: Battling mold around window frames—anyone else seen this news story?

Fair points about silica packets, but do you really think improving airflow alone would solve persistent mold issues? I've seen situations where prope...

Reply
RE: finally got my window trim looking sharp with aluminum

I've seen plenty of people swear by specialized snips, but honestly, I've always found a good pair of aviation shears does the job just fine. Did you ...

Reply
RE: got my window replacement costs way down—anyone else managed this?

Did you notice a big difference right away, or did it take a few billing cycles to really see the savings? I'm always a bit skeptical about how quickl...

Reply
RE: Tried fixing cracked window glass myself—worth the hassle?

Had a similar experience myself—thought the frame was decent enough to skip sanding. Nope. A few months later, moisture started showing up in the corn...

Reply
RE: WINDOWS SWEATING LIKE CRAZY UP IN THE MOUNTAINS

Had a similar issue at my place a while back, and honestly, I get the frustration. But before jumping straight to a dehumidifier, have you checked if ...

Reply
RE: Finally figured out how to keep windows from turning into a salty mess

Interesting idea with the car wax, never would've thought of that. But I'm wondering how long it'll really hold up over time—especially with constant ...

Scroll to Top