The videos have purpose – I’ll keep showing ones like the previous video that document the frenzy – but others like this one to demonstrate home-improvement ideas. This house is in the flight path for Lindbergh Field, and has been retrofitted to reduce noise:
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This one seems much nicer than the first for not much more money; why is this one sitting while the other’s already pending??
Of course, you have to consider how often the windows will be open. Though Lindbergh has a curfew, so it should be quiet most of the night.
That’s cute. Am I right in thinking that the yellow-and-black bath is a newer addition? If so, it’s very convincing.
The windows are all new. In the “architecturally significant” houses, they are made of the original materials (wood). In the newer houses, or the houses with big additions, they are vinyl. But they are all very well made.