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summer but allows the sun's penetration in the ... If you have a small, reasonably
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Make sure to caulk around the area where the vent frame meets the exterior
siding to prevent rain from getting in. STORM WINDOWS Once you've rearranged
the windows in your home, you should definitely consider adding storm windows.
Make sure to caulk around the area where the vent frame meets the exterior
siding to prevent rain from getting in. STORM WINDOWS Once you've rearranged
the windows in your home, you should definitely consider adding storm windows.
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The storm frame should be made to just fit into the window frame. After plastic is
stapled to it, the frame is attached to the window opening with screws. (See Save
Energy: Save Money, available free from CSA, Washington, DC.) The plastic will
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The storm frame should be made to just fit into the window frame. After plastic is
stapled to it, the frame is attached to the window opening with screws. (See Save
Energy: Save Money, available free from CSA, Washington, DC.) The plastic will
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