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RE: Finally Beat the Foggy Window Battle This Winter

Yeah, the hairdryer trick is pretty much essential. I learned that the hard way after my first attempt looked like a sad sandwich wrapped in cling fil...

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RE: Struggling to find shades or curtains for huge windows

Yeah, I totally get what you're saying about the tint. UV films can be hit or miss depending on your priorities. I've used them myself, and while the ...

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RE: Finally upgraded to Kolbe windows, anyone else notice a difference?

Definitely noticed the noise reduction too—it's like someone turned down the volume on the whole street. Also found that rooms heat up quicker now, so...

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RE: Choosing Windows for a Fresh Farmhouse Look

When we moved into our farmhouse, the previous owners had installed purely decorative shutters—looked nice from afar, but up close they felt kinda fak...

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

I've tried combining both methods before, but honestly, didn't notice much difference compared to just using one properly. If your window's really dra...

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RE: Just found out my new windows might be haunted, thanks to the power company

Metal mesh is solid advice, ultrasonic units are pretty hit-or-miss. Had a neighbor swear by one until he found mice chilling right next to it. Guess ...

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RE: Keeping wooden windows alive longer without going broke

Good call on the silicone seals, they're definitely worth the extra few bucks. Another thing I've found helpful is using a penetrating wood preservati...

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RE: anyone figured out how to clear up fogged double-pane windows at home?

Yeah, drilling and cleaning can help temporarily, but the real issue is moisture getting back in. I've tried sealing the drilled holes with silicone a...

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RE: Stuck deciding between Andersen's wood and Fibrex windows—any thoughts?

I've had both Andersen wood and Fibrex windows installed in different homes. Honestly, Fibrex is the way to go if you're big on energy efficiency and ...

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