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Storm windows	Rain	9-29-98
Anyone have any good ideas for some inexpensive storm windows to do myself. We just camp a few times when I would like storms. The plastic hair dryer stuff didn't work at all. Doesn't stay stuck. Was thinking about thin plexiglass maybe. Any ideas appreciated.
Re: storm windows	Joan Dvorak	10-2-98
We used a product called "Warm Windows", found at stores carrying sewing products. We cut to size and used velcro to attach to window frames. It is 4 layers of insulating material. Works great.
Re: storm windows	Rain	10-6-98
We used a product called "Warm Windows", found at stores carrying sewing products. We cut to size and used velcro to attach to window frames. It is 4 layers of insulating material. Works great. Hi, Joan! Nope, never did hear of that product. I'll have to check it out when I get to a larger city than where I live. Really appreciate you posting to me, and it's a wonder you ever found me way over here. Rain
Re: storm windows	Larry Raper	3-30-99
We're working on the same issue now. A couple of years ago I made plexiglas inserts for my windows and secured them with glazing putty. It worked pretty well, but occasionally pulled away from the window casing. The following year I secured the plexiblas inserts with silicone caulk thinking it would pull out easily at the end of the season. It held very well through the season AND after. Getting the silicone out was a bear of a job. Right now we're looking for thermalpane windows as a retrofit. The hunt is proving to be very tough. Have you seen anything on that subject?
Re: storm windows	Charles hill	5-21-99
I framed the inside of my window with 1/2inch wooden strips. they reset 1/4inch, so that the 1/4plexiglass was flush with the frame of the house. Then attach the plexiglass with a removable insert.
Re: storm windows	Charles hill	5-21-99
We're working on the same issue now. A couple of years ago I made plexiglas inserts for my windows and secured them with glazing putty. It worked pretty well, but occasionally pulled away from the window casing. The following year I secured the plexiblas inserts with silicone caulk thinking it would pull out easily at the end of the season. It held very well through the season AND after. Getting the silicone out was a bear of a job. Right now we're looking for thermalpane windows as a retrofit. The hunt is proving to be very tough. Have you seen anything on that subject?