White dots forming in between double pane window. What is it??
Hello it looks like there’s some white dots looks like maybe mold forming in between the double pain windows how do I fix this or is it something I need to replace the window for??
It means your double pane IGU needs to be replaced. Typically this is a job for a commercial / city glass shop. If you can take the sash out and take it to them to measure, it will likely cost you a little less than if they have to send someone out to measure it.
They will have to make the new IGU which takes a week or two, depending on how busy they are.
How old is the window. It might be covered by a manufacturer's warranty. Some windows have manufacturing dates on the metal glass separator between the panes.
this window is less than 2 years old. it came installed in my new construction build. surprised that it would have issues so soon. i contacted the manufacturer to see if they can cover via warranty.
can someone confirm if this is mold or something else?
We need a new door to our bathroom (long story short, someone (not me) tried changing the door from outswing to inswing, and it never quite fit right/trim is a mess...).
In any case, I'm going to have it done by a pro this time (sorry, I know this is a DIY forum) and I found a door I like, but I want to make sure I order it correctly (LH vs. RH, etc.).
I also can't tell the difference between these two other than Mission vs. Equal in the name. All the pics seem the same. Any idea what the difference might be?
[url]https://www.wayfair.com/home-improvement/pdp/trimlite-paneled-wood-primed-mission-interior-shaker-standard-door-trml1080.html?=&experiencetype=2&selectedvertical=4&piid=46547076%2C46547085%2C46869883[/url]
[url]https://www.wayfair.com/home-improvement/pdp/trimlite-paneled-wood-primed-equal-interior-shaker-standard-door-trml1081.html?piid=46547093%2C46547097%2C46869885[/url]
I know we need 24 x 80, and I was told to order it with a jamb and lockset cutout, which I believe this/these wayfair door(s) includes.
I'm a little confused by LH vs. RH as I never know if that means looking in from the outside or being in the bathroom looking at the door.
If looking from hallway into the bathroom, the door opens in to bathroom, with the hinges on left (inside the bathroom).
From inside bathroom, handle would be on left, and hinges on right.
Below are pics from inside and outside. Please confirm if I should order a LH or RH door.
Alternatively, is it better to go into HD and order in person, show them pics, etc. to make sure it's correct. This door is fine for us as well: [url]https://www.homedepot.com/p/Steves-Sons-24-in-x-80-in-3-Panel-Equal-Shaker-White-Primed-LH-Solid-Core-Wood-Single-Prehung-Interior-Door-with-Nickel-Hinges-J64M3NNNLELHN/306157390[/url]
Thanks!
[i]Looking into bathroom from hallway:[/i]
[img]https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.doityourselft.com-vbulletin/462x664/looking_in_da8e63840ffccd557b54f162ebcfa7a85eb7afed.jpg[/img]
[i]Looking out from inside bathroom:[/i]
[img]https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.doityourselft.com-vbulletin/270x616/looking_out_abca373feac3bc1055b47eed2139b845996b8a44.jpg[/img]
My exterior doors have what looks like plastic window grills on them that the previous owners took the middle crossing bars out leaving the frame with gaps. I would like to somehow fill it with the intention of painting the whole frame afterwards any suggestions?
01-22-22, 04:09 PM
