Theodorius
2019-01-03 15:35:56
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Hello and thank you very much for your contributions!
As I have now researched, in the case of a fixed window, one could, if necessary, also remove the glass to clean the roller shutter from the inside once every 10 years, and then later reinstall it with silicone.
If no rain is pounding on the roller shutters and you keep the windows normally clean, not much dirt will accumulate behind them.
Casper, you are right... in my current house, the roller shutters on the south side are still in perfect condition.
As I have now researched, in the case of a fixed window, one could, if necessary, also remove the glass to clean the roller shutter from the inside once every 10 years, and then later reinstall it with silicone.
If no rain is pounding on the roller shutters and you keep the windows normally clean, not much dirt will accumulate behind them.
Casper, you are right... in my current house, the roller shutters on the south side are still in perfect condition.