#722: Data Loggers, Trimming Fiberglass Windows, and Garage Fire Separation
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Richard describes inexpensive data loggers for monitoring indoor air quality. Kerry asks about adding casing and extension jambs to fiberglass windows. Martin wonders about improving the comfort and safety of his internal garage and the living space above it. Grant and Ian help Patrick address listener feedback and answer their questions.
Tune in to Episode 722 of the Fine Homebuilding Podcast to learn more about:
- Low-cost humidity and temperature data loggers sold on Amazon
- The right way to trim out fiberglass windows
- Fire separation requirements between a garage and living space
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