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RE: Windows That Can Handle Ocean Air—Any Recommendations?

- Stainless is better than most, but it’s not magic—salt air will get to it eventually. - I’ve seen even “marine” hardware pit after a couple season...

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RE: Can skylights and patio doors count for those energy tax credits?

- Seen plenty of folks get hung up on the sticker thing, but like you said, paperwork is what matters. - I do tell people to snap a pic before insta...

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RE: Tried weatherstripping tape for cold windows—worth it?

- Weatherstripping and plastic film are like duct tape for windows—quick fix, but not a real solution. - Seen folks save a few bucks short-term, but...

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RE: Keeping the heat in without cranking up the thermostat

- Old windows? Unless they’re falling apart or single-pane, sealing up drafts usually gives you the best bang for your buck. Swapping windows is price...

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RE: Tried weatherstripping tape for cold windows—worth it?

- Those plastic window kits actually do cut drafts, but yeah, they can be a pain. - If you’ve got flaky paint, the tape might pull some off when you...

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RE: City noise driving me nuts—soundproof curtains or acoustic windows?

In my experience, sealing gaps around windows and doors usually gives you a noticeable improvement pretty quickly. It's not gonna magically silence ev...

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RE: Finally upgraded my windows and loving the results

• Glad you're noticing the difference already—it's always satisfying when the energy savings kick in sooner than expected. • Yeah, pets are funny like...

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

Metal mesh is definitely the way to go—seen ultrasonic units fail plenty of times. Squirrels adapt fast. One job, we found a squirrel had actually nes...

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RE: Little-known hacks for smoother window installs

You're spot-on about drainage being key. Seen it time and again—membranes are good as a secondary barrier, but they're not miracle workers. A few thin...

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RE: Budgeting for new windows—how do you approach it?

Doing it in phases definitely helps spread out costs. A quick tip from experience: - Consider seasonal discounts—off-season installs can save a good c...

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