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RE: Swapping out old windows for double panes: worth it?

I get the nostalgia for the old glass—there’s a certain charm you just can’t replicate with new stuff. But honestly, I can’t help but weigh that again...

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RE: Swapping out old windows for double panes: worth it?

I’m with you on the surprises—when I swapped out my single panes, I found what looked like old newspaper shoved into a gap (insulation from the 60s, m...

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RE: Picking the right window color for curb appeal—regrets or wins?

I swapped out my old white frames for charcoal ones a few years back, and yeah, those dark frames get way hotter to the touch. I actually measured it ...

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RE: City Noise Driving You Nuts? My Window Upgrade Story

I get the nostalgia, but after swapping my old single-pane windows for double glazing, I can’t say I miss the drafts or waking up to sirens at 3am. Su...

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RE: Dreaming up the ultimate smart window features

I totally hear you on the “smart” gadgets turning into more hassle than help. I’m all for innovation, but when it comes to windows and energy efficien...

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RE: If you had to pick: cordless blinds or shades for a house with kids and pets?

Layering curtains over faux wood blinds can actually do more than you’d think for insulation—though I’ll admit, it’s not always the prettiest solution...

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RE: CHOOSING BETWEEN MARVIN AND OLD INTEGRITY WINDOWS – ANY REGRETS?

Honestly, I’m with you—comfort wins out. I swapped out my old windows for new Marvins last winter and the difference in both drafts and street noise w...

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RE: Cheap tricks for keeping car windows clear in the morning

I get the appeal of blasting the defroster, but honestly, it feels like overkill most mornings. Isn’t that just wasting gas and energy, especially if ...

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RE: Dealing with leftover panes after a window upgrade

Honestly, I think you’re onto something. Reusing old panes isn’t just about being thrifty—it’s actually a win for energy efficiency too. Every bit of ...

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RE: Did you know Andersen has a 100 series made from Fibrex?

Can’t argue with how much install matters, but I’m not totally convinced a “basic” window can ever truly match up to something like Fibrex or a well-m...

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