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Open Your World: How Windows Enrich Our Lives

The famous writer Chuck Palahniuk explains, “I usually write in my kitchen, which is a large, octagonal room that looks into woods - three big windows look out into the trees.” This reminds us that windows exist to let us enjoy the beauty and excitement of the world outside from the comfort of our homes and offices. Far too often we have come to think of windows as ways to close ourselves off and remain hidden from outsiders. I’m Mena, and ever since I was a child, I have refused to put curtains or blinds on my windows. I have always wanted to see beyond the four walls surrounding me and let the light stream in. I have started this blog to talk about all the ways windows can help us enjoy our homes a little bit more. I hope you find my jottings enlightening and thought-provoking. Thank you.

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4 Questions To Ask Yourself Before Getting Car Window Tinting Services

Posted on 23 December 2019

Protection from the sun's harsh glare and increased privacy are only two of the top benefits of automotive window tinting. Before you go ahead and take your car to a car window tinting service, here are a few questions that you must ask. 1. What Does The Law Say? What is the allowed Visible Light Transference (VLT) in your territory? Regulations vary between states. Always refer back to the guidelines set out by the law to avoid the repercussions that will accompany doing otherwise. [Read More]

The Pros and Cons of Car Window Tinting

Posted on 29 July 2019

One of the most common aftermarket alterations to be made to a car is to have the windows tinted, usually by placing a tinted screen over the glass. What are the pros and cons of having this screen? The pros The main advantage, and the main reason why people opt to have their windows tinted, is to reduce the amount of ultraviolet radiation that passes through the glass. These ultraviolet rays can cause skin cancer, especially in very bright and sunny conditions. [Read More]