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RE: If your cabin could talk: windows that keep out the howling wind

I’ve definitely had the “pet vs. window plastic” showdown—my cat once managed to climb behind the film and just sat there, looking smug. I started usi...

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RE: Window replacements that actually look old (but work like new?)

Matching the new trim to my 1920s woodwork was way trickier than I expected. Here’s what worked for me: I took a chunk of the original trim to a local...

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

I've had decent luck with rope caulk for this exact issue. It's basically a flexible, putty-like material you press into gaps around the window frame....

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RE: Replacing windows without emptying your wallet

Had a similar experience myself—tried window film hoping it'd keep the heat in, but it barely made a difference. Ended up going with insulated curtain...

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

Had a similar experience when I moved closer to the beach. Thought aluminum would hold up fine with regular cleaning, but nope... salt air is brutal. ...

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RE: Rain sneaking in around my window—caulk or weather stripping?

Good call on the siding gaps—I ran into something similar last summer. After checking flashing and caulking, I realized the window trim itself was sli...

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RE: BIG WINDOW, BIG TROUBLE: DIY REMOVAL ADVENTURES

I had a similar experience with a sliding glass door last fall. Thought I'd be smart and tape it up before breaking it down, thinking that'd contain t...

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RE: Rain sneaking through my window—any DIY fixes?

Good call on checking higher up—had something similar happen last spring. I'd suggest grabbing a hose and gently spraying around the siding above the ...

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RE: how often do you guys redo the caulk around your windows?

I've actually found that silicone-based caulk isn't always the best choice, depending on your climate and window type. Sure, it's durable and waterpro...