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I keep reading and hearing about how a sunroom is a bad investment and a bad idea, especially for resale value. I get that a room you can only use a few months of the year unless you want to burn money and heat the poo poo out of it isn't appealing. But what about a four-season solarium? They seem to be a lot nicer and they're insulated therefore more useful. I'd definitely get more use out of it than a patio in an Eastern Canadian climate. What factors determine whether this 30-40k investment would be worth it for market value? Do they really turn away a lot of buyers?
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May 19, 2016 23:16
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Hey, original solarium/sunroom question guy here. Pretty much decided to get a four-season solarium with a baseboard on the patio (gently caress three-seasons, like why). Will wait until fall to hopefully get it for a better price though. As for grilling? I'll be putting in concrete tiles on top of the lawn below as the new patio. Who really needs grass in the backyard anyways?
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May 24, 2016 18:26
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What are some of your favorite ways of dealing with hard water? Inside of my shower looks like dried milk sometimes.
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Dec 27, 2018 19:47
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