Tamara wrote: >Yeah, and how are you gonna wash 'em? Do your Spiderwoman act?
>It's true that, with casement windows opening inwards, you either can't >keep anything in front of them, or else have to move everything every >time (which is where the idea of "lufcik" - a small part of the window >opening, independently, at the top - comes in). But, for washing... You >do both sides of the pane at once - Lazy Lizzie's paradise <g> Mmmm, I've been living in the same house for 24 years...and I've never washed the outside of the windows, yet! The inside gets a wipe from time to time, mostly the kitchen one, but the others....they don't seem to be dirty, yet! The outside gets a wash from the rain, or the hose (when we are allowed to use it :-) Between the venetian blands and the sheer curtains which ar always there, you can't see if they're clean or dirty anyway, so I'd rather do something else. The kitchen one does get cleaned regularly, as it's above the sink, and gets spots and grease marks, so I don't mind doing that. As for storm windows, I'm happy to say that we don't need them where I live :-) Helene, the froggy from Melbourne Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies. http://au.movies.yahoo.com To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace-chat [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
