Installing Replacement Windows – Step-by-Step
Kaitlin Poe show step-by-step proceedures for replacing an old aluminum sliding window in a adobe brick house with new low-e, double pane window.Tools needed include: drill, screwdriver, hammer, chisel, caulking gun, safety glasses, tape, caulk, masonary screws. 15 minutes.
Damn, girls that does this job are hot! I learned stuff too. Thanks !
You go girl! This was a very educational video simple and clear I am going to do my own windows now you shoud have a do it yourself show, contact me if you need a co-host! Thanks very much
Great job!!!
That was a very good explanation on how to do the job. Thank you for making the video
Thanks for the video. It was very educational. It’s nice to see attractive women who can get a job done. Marry me?
excellent!
Excellent Job!!!! Great Video!!!!
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thank you!
We just got quoted for $500 per window…lol Guess I will just have to google what flashing and caulking is. 10 windows for 5k…i don’t think so.
Well done…..really nice job. I realize that the point of the video is to empower people to “do it yourself” but I wish that you lived in my vicinity. I would hire you in a heartbeat!
wow mary me lol thanks for the tips love your vid go sun devils lets go defense
Great video, looks like she needs some practice with a tape measure though.
Im in love
Good job and cute too.
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Thanks, I’m going to do this!
Impressive video Kaitlin,This should help some people looking to save $ and replace windows themselves….Again Great Job!
Nice job! I would use a hammer drill with that masonry drill bit, though. And you would certainly need to shim the window wherever you are going to screw it; otherwise the frame would bend outward if you put a bit too much pressure on the screws. And the shims will adjust and hold the window to perfect level and squareness while you attach it.
They’re so cute when they try to use men tools?
I heart you, Kaitlin!
Nice Job on the Video.
very nice! and your both very pretty, ok which one is taken?
damn you are beautiful!
Uh. Cross bit you mean Phillips head driver bit. I think.