Hi all, the outside temperature here in northern Massachusetts has been in the single digits and at night it's below zero Fahrenheit.
As a result, my windows (which are the kind that slide horizontally back and forth in a frame) have frozen shut. Can't open them. I guess it's the little bit of indoor condensation around the edges of the window frame that freezes in the cold.
How can I make it easier to open the windows? Some kind of lubricant I can use?
(BEFORE I get any snide comments about "why would you want to open windows in below-freezing weather," it's because I have allergies to dust and so on and I want to let fresh air in as much as possible. Also fresh air helps to prevent catching other people's colds.)
-- Steven L.