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09-20-06, 11:21 AM

koven

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Nu-Prime by Season All Windows

Has anybody ever had any experience with these windows? I bought a house with these windows installed and now that it's cold, I am getting nervous. I already noticed some moisture on the south ones, so that doesn't help ease my nerves.

I might be paranoid, but I work for a manufacturer of premium quality windows, so having no-names is kinda worrying me.

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09-20-06, 02:04 PM

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I have never heard of those windows. Sorry

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09-21-06, 05:30 AM

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kmart windows?

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