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08-04-13, 02:30 PM

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Patio sliding windows is cold between the windows?

I have a patio sliding windows. What kind of weatherproof will I use? Last winter It was cold between the patio sliding windows?

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Bob....you've asked this question before! Why do you keep doing this??

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