Since the late 1970's dual-pane windows have become the standard in most new residential construction. An inherent problem in the design of dual-pane windows is the tendency of the windows' seals to gradually fail over time. This failure allows outside air into the inner airspace, which can have a dramatic effect on the aesthetic and insulating qualities of a window. For years the only practical remedy to this common problem was to replace the window glass or the entire window as a whole which can be costly and wasteful. More
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