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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Tin Foil in Windows1
I'm purchasing my first apartment complex and many of the exisiting residents have tin foil in the windows. Is there a good way to get them to take it down?
Has anyone on here dealt with this before? Any thoughts?
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I've seen this a lot in the south and usually is implemented to keep a place cooler.