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That chip in your windshield might not look like much—it may even be less than the size of a quarter. So, you may be tempted to keep driving as if nothing is wrong. But driving with a chipped or cracked windshield can be dangerous. Your windshield is much more than just a big glass window—it’s a...Continue Reading

With their sleek appearance and easy cleanup, glass stove tops are a popular choice. Compared to coil electric stoves, glass stove tops heat quickly and cook evenly – but they are not without their flaws! Due to their fragile nature, they are prone to cracking. These cracks can be very hazardous...Continue Reading

The holidays are approaching fast, which (ordinarily) means holiday dinner parties, family get-togethers and even more baking and cooking! Keeping your glass stove top clean should be part of your regular kitchen cleaning schedule.

Wiping the stove top down after cooking will reduce the...Continue Reading

Visibility is a must when cruising down the highway. Unfortunately, condensation can fog up your windshield in an instant. And if you're not careful, you may find yourself struggling to stay in your lane. Is there any way to avoid this dangerous scenario? Yes! A heated windshield and wipers may...Continue Reading

Ready to create the perfect deck with a view? Nothing beats the visual appeal of glass railings. Whether you want to enhance your backyard deck, front patio or balcony, glass deck railing will provide the luxury and elegance you...Continue Reading

Have you ever noticed a parked car or truck with windshield wipers pointing up? It’s no secret that freezing rain and snow can cause a mess on icy roads – but they can make problems for parked vehicles, too.

Some vehicle owners move their windshield wipers up, off the surface of the...Continue Reading

A wild windstorm kicks up in the night and you are relieved to see your car parked outside is completely unscathed … save for the tree branch jutting out of the rear window! After clearing the leaves and debris from the backseat, there’s a broken window to deal with.

What is the best way...Continue Reading

It’s a sunny afternoon and you’re cruising with the radio up and your arm resting out the window. You pull into the gas station for a cold drink, go to roll the window up and … nothing. It’s stuck. Turning the ignition, fiddling with the switch and berating it with a few choice words does little...Continue Reading