Bwaaahahahaha...

The fog stole in on little cat feet.

Take a good look out your window.  Memorize it.  Maybe take a picture of it, scan it, and turn it into monitor wallpaper, because...that's the only way you'll be able to see that view...you can kiss it goodbye.

Hope that your landlord has had a window maintenance fund building because if one window's seals are starting to go, and the vacuum is now gone, and condensation is building up inside...the rest are not far behind.

Remember the mantra...rebuild old sash, install aluminum storms.

Signed,

Foggy Bottom

-----Original Message-----
From:   Met History [SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
Sent:   June 9, 1999 10:43 AM
To:     [log in to unmask]
Subject:        Window whiners please read.

Hey, weren't some of you hair-shirt types complaining about new windows and
how awful they are?

My landlord (in part, Stanley Zabar) put new double-pane windows in my office
on 80th & Broadway (3rd floor, right above H&H Bagels - y'all stop by now!)
eight years ago.  Now there are peculiar white foamy marks on the inside face
of the outer pane, sort of like condensate-evap leaving behing salty residue.

Any clue as to what this might be?