practical advice

Apr 08, 2010 17:28

Ok, I can handle myself in a political or legal discussion (although I'm pretty sure I, um, lost my mental edge somewhere midway through last saturday evening - if i wouldn't shut up at you....um...sorry, it's a drunk thing)  but ANYWAY ( Read more... )

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corsetsnpearls April 8 2010, 22:04:37 UTC
A kitty window perch?

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silly_filly April 9 2010, 01:44:39 UTC
LOTS of windows - and she'd still end up sleeping leaning against the screen, because...well...she's a cat.

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earl258 April 8 2010, 22:53:35 UTC
Open the top sash instead of the bottom one.

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rmsquared April 8 2010, 23:18:09 UTC
Good idea, but if this kitty is as "fluffy" as mine, she is much wider than your standard ledge and needs that extra room between the window and the screen to accommodate her girth. Perhaps the combination of installing a window perch/shelf and opening only the top sash would work?

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silly_filly April 9 2010, 01:48:38 UTC
she fits on the sash when it's open - without even hanging over it - but when she sleeps, she lets that whole "elegant and graceful feline" thing go right out the window (ugh - no pun intended) - she ends up totally leaning against the screen - and that just can't end well.

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silly_filly April 9 2010, 01:47:05 UTC
That was almost the perfect answer - brilliant and simple (and would never have occurred to me)

but I tried to that and learned that although one part of the storm window slides up and down, the top storm window/bottom screen combo is fixed. So no real airflow if I drop the top sash.

And I was so sure you'd come up with the perfect answer - stupid windows!

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corsetsnpearls April 9 2010, 14:23:41 UTC
Screw the screens in place?

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silly_filly April 13 2010, 02:12:12 UTC
Seems reasonable - and I thought of it, but I can't figure out how to do that - there is a lot of metal involved and I'm pretty hopeless at much more than nails and duct tape.

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