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Originally posted by Condorcet
Your house has double-paned windows which were probably all assembled in a single day by a team of two people to fill an order for the homebuilder. On the day they were assembled one of the workers was a new employee who didn't understand the importance of wearing cotton gloves to prevent his skin oil from contaminating the glass.
Originally posted by Jeffrey
That is a very cool lookin hand print on the glass. Very large as well but I have a question. How high off the ground is the window? 4-6ft? If it's any taller than that, the person/thing is pretty tall
Originally posted by JustAnIllusion
Maybe you could get someone to dust it to see if it has prints.
Originally posted by Shoktek
Originally posted by Condorcet
Your house has double-paned windows which were probably all assembled in a single day by a team of two people to fill an order for the homebuilder. On the day they were assembled one of the workers was a new employee who didn't understand the importance of wearing cotton gloves to prevent his skin oil from contaminating the glass.
well, that is highly unlikely...considering we have been in this house for 16 years, and the people who built it before us were the ones that assembled the windows a Loooong time ago, and the print just recently appeared. And it doesnt look like a normal hand to me..
Originally posted by Thorfinn Skullsplitter
Hey, Shoktek. Is that a double pane window? I am asking because during production, if the window is double paned, there is a type of glass that comes surfaced with this coating that is made to deflect the rays of the sun when it is at certain points in the sky so to speak.
Often when this glass is sanded (the sharp edges sanded down in a dual belt sander after it comes from the glazers) if someone touches this special coating without the proper gloves, it will leave a hand print. I know the print looks long, but it looks exactly like what would happen if someone had pushed it from the sanding table into the wash, accidently placing the palm and fingers at two different points seperately. When this glass is washed, it goes to the oven to be tempered and the hand print will be permanently burned into the surface of the glass...
I used to work at Summit Glass and Windows
Originally posted by Shoktek
Originally posted by Thorfinn Skullsplitter
Hey, Shoktek. Is that a double pane window? I am asking because during production, if the window is double paned, there is a type of glass that comes surfaced with this coating that is made to deflect the rays of the sun when it is at certain points in the sky so to speak.
Often when this glass is sanded (the sharp edges sanded down in a dual belt sander after it comes from the glazers) if someone touches this special coating without the proper gloves, it will leave a hand print. I know the print looks long, but it looks exactly like what would happen if someone had pushed it from the sanding table into the wash, accidently placing the palm and fingers at two different points seperately. When this glass is washed, it goes to the oven to be tempered and the hand print will be permanently burned into the surface of the glass...
I used to work at Summit Glass and Windows
Yes, its double pane...its not on the inside of the panes if that's what you mean, today I opened the window and I can wipe it off if I reach around and use my hand it makes the same mark. And the handprint hasnt been there for very long, and no one has opened the screen.
Originally posted by Shoktek
ok, I tried the conductivity test and it didn't work.