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tyler_shadow
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RE: Finally Got My Skylight to Open Remotely—Worth It?

Yeah, I get that. When my remote skylight actually works, it feels like magic—especially after years of dragging a step ladder around. Still, I do wor...

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RE: Swapping out double-pane glass for triple-pane: is it possible?

Man, I felt this. We tried swapping out just one window ourselves and it was like wrestling a refrigerator up the stairs. Triple-pane is no joke when ...

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RE: Why is outside noise STILL getting through my windows?

That cracked me up. I had a similar letdown with “soundproof” window film—looked promising online but didn’t do much for actual noise. Heavy curtains,...

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RE: Cheap and cheerful ways to dress up plain window frames

MDF really is the workhorse, isn’t it? I tried those peel-and-stick trims once—looked good for about a week, then my cat decided they were her new scr...

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RE: Keeping wood windows healthy—any tricks to stop them rotting?

I’m with you on the wood hardener—stuff is magic for old sashes. I’ve done the same on my 1920s windows and it’s saved them from the bin more than onc...

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RE: Tripped up by the home energy tax credit paperwork—what did I miss?

I’m with you on the digital folder route—it’s just easier to find stuff later. But I do wonder, has anyone ever actually needed to dig up one of those...

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RE: City Traffic Driving Me Nuts—Do New Windows Actually Help?

That’s been my experience too. I tried the whole “seal everything” routine in our 1920s place—foam tape, caulk, even some weird plastic film that shru...

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

Yep, acoustic windows made a huge difference for me too. I went with laminated glass after reading up on it, and honestly, it's been a lifesaver. One ...

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RE: Finally upgraded my windows and loving the results

I dunno, laminated is great but I've had decent luck with inserts myself. Did some DIY plexiglass panels last winter—definitely not perfect, but cut d...

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

I've done both film and caulking, and honestly, the film does help quite a bit with drafts—especially if you're dealing with older windows. It's not p...

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