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https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/rotherham-glazier-and-glazing-near-me/ Do-It-Yourself Double Glazing Repairs Double glazing can keep the temperature of a home warm, but it could also develop problems with time. Leaks, broken glass, or foggy windows are all issues that could lead to the loss of energy, costly repairs and health problems. FENSA certified installers can assist you maintain and repair your double-glazed windows to meet the energy efficiency standards for legal compliance and the resale value. Broken Panes A broken window can be a major problem, blocking light, air and even pests from getting into your home. You can get a professional to repair the broken window, however, you can do it yourself at a fraction of the cost an expert would charge. You will need to remove the old window. Start by putting on protective glasses, work gloves and a dust mask to protect yourself from lead shards and glass dust. Install a sturdy surface in an area that is well ventilated. It is also recommended to place an area of drop cloth beneath the work area to catch loose glass that is being removed. Keep an HEPA vacuum near you to get rid of dust and other hazardous waste as you work. Use a utility blade to scrape the old glass putty off once the old window has been removed. Be careful not damage the wooden frame of the window. If the old putty is particularly stubborn, use a heat gun to soften it before scraping it off using the knife. Wear safety glasses and be aware of getting hot glass or wood pieces in your eyes while using a heat gun. The next step is to prepare the frame for the new pane. Take measurements of the opening and subtract 1/16 inch both ways to account for expansion and contraction of the wood. The local hardware store will cut an inch of double strength glass to fit the opening exactly. Before installing the new glass dry-fit it to ensure an ideal fit. Once you have the glass in place, put a small amount of caulk made from latex around the edges
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