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I mean, true, technically windows ARE the largest heat loss source. Also they are very bright!
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  Drawback: zero ventilation. I sincerely hope Harry Homeowner here doesn’t have any pets, especially ferrets.
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    4•1 year ago
    Does your house get ventilation through closed Windows? Or do you just leave them open year-round?
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    True but then you can just get an HRV/ERV.
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  We really should have insulated window blinds or shutters that easily / automatically close at night or in the winter.
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    Germany is laughing at us rn
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      1•1 year ago
      They are not really in style anymore in germany either.
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        4•1 year ago
        Idk, when I lived there 5 years ago every house being built around us was getting them installed
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        3•1 year ago
        Most new homes are getting electric roller shutters by default. They’re controlled by a light switch (or via smart home) and are pretty much invisible when open.
        
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        2•1 year ago
        Thanks, good to hear!

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