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sonicl49
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RE: Is paying for pro window sealing just hype or actually helpful?

- Had the same reaction to pro quotes—felt like I was being upsold on some “secret” sealing technique. - Did my own windows and doors last fall. Use...

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RE: How I dodged a window contractor nightmare (and actually got great windows)

- Quick way: hold a lighter or incense stick near the window edges on a windy day—watch for smoke movement. - Feel with your hand for drafts, especial...

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RE: Swapping out old window handles—worth it for the style boost?

- Swapping handles does look good, I’ll give you that. Makes the space feel a bit newer without dropping a ton of cash. - I still wonder if it’s worth...

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RE: DIY WINDOW SEAL REPAIRS: SURPRISINGLY DOABLE OR JUST A TEMP FIX?

- Inserts are definitely a step up from just living with leaky windows, but yeah, they’re not magic. - Had some luck with them in my 1920s place—hel...

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RE: Why do my smart window sensors keep disconnecting?

- Funny, I’ve always blamed the cold too, but honestly, moisture might be a bigger culprit than we think. - Tried lithium batteries? They’re pricier...

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RE: Privacy upgrade dilemma: smart blinds or switchable glass?

Good points overall, but I'm skeptical about the insulation claims manufacturers make for switchable glass. From what I've seen, any energy savings ar...

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

I've tried the finger method before—soap or not, it still turns into a sticky mess for me. Couple quick thoughts: - A dampened sponge (the dense kind...

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RE: Installing Windows Way Out in the Sticks—Worth the Hassle?

Totally agree DIY can work, but sealing windows is one area I'd be cautious about. A couple things worth mentioning from an energy-efficiency perspect...

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

Dehumidifiers are great, but they're not exactly magic boxes...they do spike your electricity bill if you're running them constantly. Other simple fix...

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RE: Keeping wooden windows alive longer without going broke

- Borate preservatives are decent, but honestly, I've had mixed results. - Tried it on my south-facing windows—definitely slowed down rot, but didn't ...

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