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Are double glazing windows really sealed?
Are they air tight? I mean, even after several years they still don't
get misted up inside, but I can't imagine how (with all the cold and warm contractions and expansion) they ever manage not to leak somehow? Am I missing some kind of magic here? TIA! Dean |
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