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4 Signs Your Home Needs New Windows
Most homeowners do not spend a lot of time thinking about their windows, and many homes have windows that are many years old. It can be expensive to replace the windows in your home, but new window installation can save you a substantial amount of money on your energy bills while also adding value to your home. The following are common signs that it is time for your windows to be replaced:
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2 Options For Installing Interior Shutters In A Non-Square Window
If you want to install shutters inside of your home, and your windows are non-square, you can still get the look you want to achieve by using the racking method for installation. Measuring Your Windows Just because your windows look even does not mean that they are actually square. The first thing you need to do is measure each window where you want to install shutters and make sure that they are square.
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Vinyl Windows Are Durable And Stylish
Do you have an old home with aging, inefficient, leaky windows? If so, you probably want a new product that will be cheap and easy to maintain. If this is what you are looking for, vinyl is a great option. Some homeowners don't choose vinyl because they mistakenly think it looks cheap. In reality, you don't need to sacrifice style if you are looking for a practical product like vinyl. This article explains some of the great vinyl styles and why it is such a practical option for most homeowners.
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FAQ: Home Windows & Getting Them Replaced
Does running your heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system cause energy bills to be high? If the HVAC system is in good shape, the inefficiency problem might stem from air seeping out of your home windows. You might find that investing in new windows will be beneficial in several ways. This article answers a few of the questions you might have before purchasing new windows. What Causes Air to Seep Through Windows?
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Why You Can Still Enjoy Wooden Windows
Changing the windows in your home is a very smart decision. Most older windows, are less energy efficient than newer ones. This is partly due to the fact that the existing windows in your home probably endured a lot of wear and tear over the years. Also, new window construction is more centered on energy efficiency. This means you can find all types of products, made out of many different types of materials, with great energy efficiency ratings.
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7 Crazy Ways To Clean Your Bathroom That Actually Work
You've seen the pins and read the blog posts. People are coming up with crazy cleaning hacks for the bathroom using a variety of weird products. Here are a few of them. 1. Baking Soda: If you have ever attended a grade school science fair, you know what happens when you mix baking soda and vinegar. Did you know that same compound can clean your slow moving bathroom drain? While safe for kids' science projects, it also eats away at all the built up gunk in your sink's drain.
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Remodeling Your House To Make It More Energy Efficient And Eco-Friendly
When you decide to take on the task of remodeling your home, you may be wondering what direction you should take your remodeling efforts in. If you have decided that you want to make sure that your home is as energy efficient and eco-friendly as possible, the next step will be to determine what changes you want to make to get your home on that level. Get to know some of the areas of your home that you can remodel to make it environmentally friendly.
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How To Clean Windows
There's a reason why many maid services proclaim that they don't do windows. Windows can be difficult to get clean. It can be labor intensive to achieve that clear, streak-free look that we all desire but can so infrequently attain. There are some tricks to cleaning windows that will make the whole process easier for you. Choose the right time of day. Never clean windows during the hot part of the day.
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