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Sat, Nov 5, 11 at 23:36
| Our house is only a few years old, and has good double-paned low e argon windows (made by Green Mountain). Nevertheless, I get cold sitting next to the windows in the winter, and even just a slight bit breezy. But I can't find any gaps to seal, so am considering other options. Has anyone had experience with internal storms? (for example - Windowinserts.com) I wonder if something like this would help, and if so, to what extent. Any thoughts?
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- Posted by skydawggy (info@ecostarremodeling.com) on Sun, Nov 6, 11 at 4:31
| What material are your windows made out of? It's possible you have a poor install and the frames and/or sashes are bowed. If so, it may be possible to adjust them and add better insulation. |
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| It's also possible the window itself is of a low quality and that in itself could be a reason for air leakage. |
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- Posted by windowsonwashington (info@windowsonwashington.net) on Sun, Nov 6, 11 at 11:15
| +1 If you can pinpoint where the leakage is coming from, that will help narrow the search. |
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