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Improving old windows?
Everybody wants to sell you new energy-efficient windows. What is the
best that can be done to refurbish/upgrade old wooden windows? I have outer storm panes so I have an insulating air gap. Seems like old windows might need a few more gaskets to seal them tighter, but I'm hoping for something a bit better than the cheesy adhesive foam strips. Any suggestions? Thanks. |
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