- Definitely noticed the noise drop after upgrading to storm-proof glass. Used to hear every truck and lawnmower—now it’s mostly background hum. - If ...

- Agree on the importance of a tight seal—no matter how fancy the insert, if there’s a gap, sound finds a way. - One thing I’ve noticed: the air gap...

- Used to swear by graphite powder for my sliders, but man, the mess... Switched to a dry silicone lube last year—way less grime, but I’m reapplying e...

I get where you’re coming from, but I’ve had better luck with a combo approach. Here’s what’s worked for me: - Use clear silicone caulk for the worst...

We switched to triple-pane about two winters ago—here's my quick take: - Noise reduction: noticeably better, but don't expect total silence (neighbor...

Good points about the moisture thing... definitely worth watching out for. I've done similar sealing around windows and baseboards myself, and it real...

Been there myself—it's a tricky balance. A few things that helped me dial in the humidity: - Targeted around 40-50% RH indoors during winter. Lower t...

I've used one of those breathable wraps on our place near the shore, and honestly, results were mixed. It definitely helped reduce moisture buildup in...

Yeah, those top corners are sneaky for sure. When we replaced our windows last spring, I thought I'd sealed everything perfectly...until hurricane sea...

Had pretty much the same issue with a bedroom window a few years back. Installed it myself, thought I nailed it—everything measured twice, leveled per...