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RE: Finally Beat the Foggy Window Battle This Winter

Couldn't agree more—I remember one winter spending hours trying to get rid of stubborn wrinkles in the film, only to find minimal improvement in insul...

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RE: Window choices when living way up high

Haha, glad I'm not the only one who's had to wrestle with that plastic film! I second the recommendation for double-pane windows—installed them two wi...

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RE: Windows that survive thin air and chilly temps

Totally agree with your point about open-cell foam being viable in colder climates if installed carefully. I've had similar experiences myself—though ...

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

Bubble wrap can indeed help a bit, but have you considered weatherstripping tape? It's affordable, easy to apply, and seals gaps effectively. I used i...

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RE: Window header damage—can I handle this without a pro?

I feel your pain on those stripped screws...nothing tests patience like frozen fingers and stubborn hardware. As for the header, I definitely recommen...

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

I've actually switched to glazing tape on a couple of older windows, and honestly, it's been pretty solid. Easier to apply neatly than putty, especial...

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RE: ever tried installing windows yourself and things went sideways?

I hear you on the shims multiplying—been there myself. But honestly, I've found that investing in a laser level makes a huge difference, especially in...

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RE: Making a Window Opening Smaller—Is It Worth the Hassle?

True, resizing can save some headaches, but I'd argue it depends heavily on the wall type and exterior finish. If you're dealing with brick or stucco,...

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RE: WINDOW PLACEMENT HACKS TO GET A NICE BREEZE FLOWING

I've actually played around with fan placement quite a bit over the years, and you're right—there's definitely more to it than just sticking a fan by ...

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RE: how well do aluminum windows hold up near salty ocean air?

I've had aluminum windows on my coastal property for about 6 years now, and honestly, they've held up pretty well. The key is getting ones with a good...

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