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How long do window seals last? Most window seals will last longer than 10 years. In fact, you will likely find that most window and door manufacturers will give you a 10 year guarantee. That being said, we recommend checking your window and door seals every 5 years.
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Testing your window seals is quite simple. The easiest way to do this is to simply feel for draughts and cold coming in around your window. If you can feel a cold breeze around the seals of your window then your seal has flattened and is no longer effective. You can also remove a bit of seal from your window, if it’s squashed flat or you find it’s brittle and crumbling then you should be replacing them right away. The third way would be looking for shrinkage. Sometimes window seals will shrink and pull away from the corners. You will have big gaps in the corners of your windows or glass where the seal is no longer situated.
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