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change your furnace filter turn off outside faucets (I turn them off from the inside, then leave the outside faucet open) put mouse traps in the garage pile leaves on the garden (compost) put up Christmas lights bring out the snow shovels bring out heavy boots and coats tune up the snow blower check the pressure in your car tires organize deck for winter (umbrellas, furniture, grill, etc.)

what else?

change your furnace filter turn off outside faucets (I turn them off from the inside, then leave the outside faucet open) put mouse traps in the garage pile leaves on the garden (compost) put up Christmas lights bring out the snow shovels bring out heavy boots and coats tune up the snow blower check the pressure in your car tires organize deck for winter (umbrellas, furniture, grill, etc.) what else?

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Snow and ice sometimes will build up on them and will cause the screen material to stretch. I also like being able to look through my windows without having the screens on. It's also nice to be able to wash them in the spring before putting them back on.

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

haven't had the stretchy screen problem, but I do agree that it is nice to look out the windows without the screen. might need to do that on select windows now, but storing them might get tricky at my place....