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Until recently, roadway safety has been focused on mitigating physical injury and property damage from auto accidents. But things are changing as the automotive industry moves away from a mechanical business and toward one more focused on software.

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Say good-bye to run-of-the-mill windshield glass. In the next 50 years, glass could contribute to technology much in the same way silicon has in recent years. Before you replace your...Continue Reading

If you have a dinged or cracked windshield, it’s important to react as quickly as possible to prevent the need for a windshield replacement. But what if you don’t have time to repair the windshield right away? Is there a way to stop the crack from spreading?...Continue Reading

Furniture is a big investment. Are the existing tables in your home or business showing signs of wear and tear? You could wastefully throw the entire table away and spend tons of money on a new one – or you could simply replace the top, where all the wear and tear is found, with a new...Continue Reading

We take them for granted, but there is more to mirrors than meets the eye. Here’s why Glass Doctor loves mirrors, and you should too!

History of Mirrors

A mirror is typically made of glass with a flat or curvy surface, and has a reflective covering

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Smooth glass cooktops add a modern touch to any kitchen, but if yours is dirty from multiple spillovers while cooking, it may have become an eyesore. Learn more about this kitchen appliance and how to clean a glass stovetop without scratching it.

How Do Glass Cooktops Work?...Continue Reading

What’s the definition of “IGU window,” and how can you tell if you have them? The experts at Glass Doctor are sharing the full IGU meaning, benefits of insulated glass units and why you should consider upgrading to this type of window if you haven’t already.

IGU Meaning

IGU is...Continue Reading

If you’re wanting to update your fireplace but unsure how, this DIY fireplace screen is a great option. With the help of an old window, your fireplace will be looking new and improved. It’s also perfect as we head into spring, keeping the hearth fresh while it’s not being used!

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Cracked glass varies in consequences, depending on the specific type of glass. In commercial and residential glass manufacturing, two common glass types include Borosilicate and Soda-lime silicate. The timeline of a crack spreading, the risk of it shattering and whether or not the glass will...Continue Reading

Cleaning glass can be an enormously frustrating experience, especially for the perfectionist. After all the effort you put into cleaning, you expect glass to sparkle. Luckily, the streaking and hazing issues that tweak your temper post-wash (you know – when the sun hits the glass just right) are...Continue Reading