kseeker95
kseeker95
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RE: Which works better: upfront honesty or playing hardball with window sales reps?

I’ve found the same thing—if you walk in asking for all the bells and whistles, they immediately jump to top-tier pricing. One time I just said, “I’m ...

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RE: Ever notice how old houses have weirdly sized windows?

Honestly, I’ve done the heavy curtain thing in my old dining room. Those weird gaps just wouldn’t quit, and after too many failed caulking attempts, I...

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RE: Printing custom window latches: what worked for me

That’s interesting, because I’ve had almost the opposite luck with some of the more expensive brands. I tried a “premium” epoxy once for a set of bath...

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RE: Keeping your windows from cracking during heat waves

That uneven heating thing caught me off guard too, a couple years back. We had a bay window facing west, and I’d always left the curtains sort of bunc...

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RE: How worried should I be about lead paint when swapping out old windows?

I can’t tell you how many times I’ve thought I’d taped and sealed everything, only to find that sneaky dust in the weirdest corners days later. You’re...

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RE: If you had to redo all your window trims, would you go painted, stained, or something wild?

I’ve been down the “wild trim” rabbit hole before—once tried a coppery finish in the den, thinking it’d pop. Here’s how it went: looked sharp for abou...

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RE: Letting in more light without roasting your living room

I’m with you on the box fan—sometimes I wonder why I ever bothered with fancy gadgets when a $20 fan does the trick. Cellular shades are tempting, but...

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RE: Vinyl vs. fiberglass windows in the wild—what’s really easier?

I hear you on that. When I redid my windows, I went through a similar checklist. Here’s how it played out for me: Step 1: I started by looking at the...

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RE: How much would you pay to swap out those drafty windows?

I went with interior storms for a couple years before replacing the worst windows. Here’s what I noticed: 1. They helped cut drafts and condensation...

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RE: Smart sensors for windows: did you know they can help with energy bills?

That’s pretty much how it goes at my place too—those sensors are like the digital version of a sticky note on the fridge. I do think you’re spot on ab...

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