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		<description><![CDATA[Just like your fridges energy rating, windows have an energy efficiency rating that runs from a top rating of "A" all the way down to "G".

So to keep it as simple as possible "D" &#038; "C" are standard grade windows that lose a fair bit of heat that you have kindly paid for, basically about 25% of your heating bill is wasted through heat loss from your regular standard window.]]></description>
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