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I posted a photo of this frost-flower day before yesterday, and now it has sprouted lacy 'fans' out of it's top.
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Betsy this is the only double-paned glass in the house, everything else is triple. This patio door is the only place we get these tiny formations, between the panes of glass. There must be just a bit of moisture in there, but not enough to 'mist' the window other times, only these delightful creations of 'winter magic' in the extreme cold.
Susan I have never seen these in any regular sealed window. They are not frost that you can scratch your fingernail into, on the outside of the glass. These are inside the sealed panes, between the sealed panes of glass. Completely untouchable.
I thought in the past that the seal must be broken, and moisture got in, but the window shows no mist or moisture any other time of year, except when it gets around -40 or colder.
Found your explanations completely fascinating - thank you !
CONGRATULATIONS, Katy !!!
capture, Katy.
Congratulations on your AC.
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