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RE: Making homes smarter: how I upgraded my windows for energy savings

Those foam strips are the worst for leaving goop behind—had to scrape mine off with a putty knife and some elbow grease. I hear you on the magnetic pa...

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RE: Impact glass vs. shutters for storm season—what’s your pick?

Can relate to that sticker shock—thought I’d just pop in impact glass and call it a day, but ended up crawling around in the attic fixing old water da...

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RE: When the bugs invade: a backyard mystery with two types of screens

That’s exactly what happened when I tried swapping out our old screen for one of those “pet resistant” ones. Supposedly tougher, but our lab just shou...

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RE: What would you do if every window quote was wildly different?

I learned the hard way too. Had a guy swap out the low-e glass for a cheaper version and I only caught it because the label was still on one of the pa...

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RE: Which style of window gives your house more personality: grids or clean panes?

That’s exactly how it felt when we swapped out the old divided lites in our sunroom. I thought I’d miss the “cottage” vibe, but honestly, the extra su...

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RE: Thinking about upgrading to smart windows—anyone tried View vs SageGlass?

I get the appeal of smart windows, but honestly, after helping my brother install SageGlass in his sunroom last spring, I'm not totally sold on them f...

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RE: Thinking about privacy glass for home windows—worth the hype?

Couldn't agree more. When we redid our kitchen windows, I almost went down the privacy glass route too—got pretty dazzled by the showroom demo. But af...

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RE: Struggling to find shades or curtains for huge windows

Haha, been there myself with the copper pipe idea—ours looked decent at first, but started sagging in the middle after a few months. As for the IKEA w...

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RE: Struggling to find shades or curtains for huge windows

I went with wired low-voltage motors a couple years back when renovating our living room. Honestly, running the wires wasn't too bad—just a bit of dry...