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RE: Easy ways to keep your windows from aging too fast

I've actually had pretty good experiences with weatherstripping tape, especially the foam kind. Window film does the job, sure, but like you said, it ...

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RE: Double vs triple pane windows—worth the extra cost or just hype?

We went through this exact debate when we replaced our windows a couple years back. Initially, I was leaning toward laminated double panes because I'd...

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RE: Windows That Last: Little Habits That Make a Big Difference

Haha, been there myself... silicone and dust are definitely not friends. Good call on redoing it though—it's a pain, but totally worth the extra effor...

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RE: Found out you can finance new windows—who knew?

Financing through installers can be convenient, but honestly, I'd be cautious. A friend of mine went that route for solar panels and ended up with a h...

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

Yeah, totally get your skepticism on shrink-wrap being temporary. But honestly, sometimes those quick fixes can really surprise you. Last winter I use...

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RE: Finally found a way to keep windows warm in my off-grid cabin

Totally agree about the plastic wrap kits...they're such a hassle. Thermal curtains are underrated, imo. I've been using them for years and it's amazi...

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RE: got my window replacement costs way down—anyone else managed this?

Totally agree that specialized windows can be a game changer, especially near noisy areas. But honestly, for most folks, sealing gaps and heavy curtai...

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

Totally feel your pain on that one. Warped studs and uneven framing are like the hidden villains of DIY window installs—everything looks great until y...

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RE: Anyone else find window framing way harder than it looks?

Totally agree about diagonal checks—they've saved me more than once. Also, if you're already knee-deep in framing, might as well consider sealing gaps...