I had windows like that in a mobile home I used to own way back in the 1980’s. It was a cold winter and the windows were shut but wind canme through anyway.
As a kid, my bed was against the wall, under the window. In the winter, I slept in the couch because I could literally feel the wind on my backside. No covers thick enough to keep out that cold.
Our first house when I was a kid didn’t exactly have insulation. I got used to fannel sheets, quilts and hot water bottles in the winter. And scraping the ice off the inside of my bedroom windows. .Probably explains why I like an open window at night.
Studakas3 over 12 years ago
I had windows like that in a mobile home I used to own way back in the 1980’s. It was a cold winter and the windows were shut but wind canme through anyway.
Dani Rice over 12 years ago
In the house where we lived when we were first married, even with strom windows the curtains swayed in a strong wind.
Jkiss over 12 years ago
As a kid, my bed was against the wall, under the window. In the winter, I slept in the couch because I could literally feel the wind on my backside. No covers thick enough to keep out that cold.
Hunter7 over 12 years ago
Our first house when I was a kid didn’t exactly have insulation. I got used to fannel sheets, quilts and hot water bottles in the winter. And scraping the ice off the inside of my bedroom windows. .Probably explains why I like an open window at night.