Eze Breeze Vinyl Windows in a Hurricane?

[@r.franklin5212]

Good for any warm climate. I wouldn't recommend them for any location that goes below 50 degrees. This do NOT offer any insulation at all. Even with a patio heater, it doesn't help much. I would rather go with regular vinyl double panel insulated windows.

[@peachtreelady]

Thank you so much for this helpful video! We’re having the horizontal sliders installed on our porch and we back up to a golf course. Incredibly we get a lot of strong winds at times. Question: do you recommend that we take the windows out when we go on an extended vacation? ❤

[@PreparedDads]

This is Dave from the video. It depends on what you have on the porch. If you have things in there that you want to protect from the rain, pollen, dirt, etc, leave them up. If there's not much in the porch, just lowering them all to the bottom creates a pretty strong little wall of window panels. Taking them all out, except for cleaning, is just a pain.

[@peachtreelady]

@@PreparedDads I appreciate your response but I we will have the horizontal sliders, not the windows we can drop down. That’s what my question was referring to but I’m assuming the answer would be the same. :)

[@streamsofincomebydrdave]

@@peachtreelady You're right. Do the same, but it just won't be as strong as the verticals.

[@hawk99gt]

your son is priceless!

[@streamsofincomebydrdave]

Thanks! He loves being in the videos with me. Check out my other channel if you like. Click on the bear logo. It's more family stuff.