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      "name": "Does replacing foggy glass improve my home's energy efficiency?",
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        "text": "Yes, replacing foggy glass significantly improves your home's energy efficiency. The fog indicates a failed seal in your insulated glass unit (IGU), meaning the inert gas (like argon) has escaped, and its insulating properties are lost. A new IGU restores this thermal barrier, reducing heat transfer into and out of your home. Opting for modern, energy-efficient glass types like Low-E (low-emissivity) glass can further enhance performance, leading to more stable indoor temperatures and potential savings on your utility bills.",
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        "description": "Yes, replacing foggy glass restores the insulating barrier of your windows, improving energy efficiency and potentially lowering utility costs, especially with Low-E glass."
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  "description": "Yes, replacing foggy glass restores the insulating barrier of your windows, improving energy efficiency and potentially lowering utility costs, especially with"
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