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Jason Mariner, owner of Clear Cut Glass shares that even though the heat of the year is winding down, average annual high temperatures in Phoenix are 85 degrees. This combined with the more than 250 days of sunlight makes escaping the heat one of Arizonians...

Clear Cut Glass: Sunscreens save year-round for Phoenix residents

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Jason Mariner, Owner of Clear Cut Glass, in Peoria, Arizona shares that the average annual count of sunny days in Phoenix, Arizona is 296 days. That means that over 80% of the year you can feel the suns' rays. That also means ultra-violet rays, which...

Clear Cut Glass: Five benefits of having sunscreens

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Jason Mariner, owner of Clear Cut Glass, shares Five benefits of having sunscreens. Even though the heat of the year is winding down, average annual high temperatures in Phoenix are 85 degrees. This combined with the more than 250 days of sunlight makes escaping the...

Clear Cut Glass: Sun Screens Save Money Year Round

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Jason Mariner, owner of Peoria Clear Cut Glass shares how Sun Screens Save Money Year Round. The average annual count of sunny days in Phoenix, Arizona is 296 days. That means that over 80% of the year you can feel the suns’ rays. That also...

Clear Cut Glass: How to clean sun screens

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Jason Mariner, owner of Clear Cut Glass, shares how to keep your sun screens clean year round! Arizona is infamous for their dust storms or “haboobs” during the summer months. After just one monsoon there can be a collection of dirt and dust in and...

Clear Cut Glass: Sunscreens help homeowners save money

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Jason Mariner, owner of Clear Cut Glass in Peoria, AZ - shares how sunscreens save you money year round. In climates like Arizona, the sun shines over 300 days a year and is especially powerful in the summer. In a place this hot, with summer temperatures...

Clear Cut Glass: Protect your home from the Arizona sun

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Clear Cut Glass: Protect your home from the Arizona sun As most Phoenix residents experience, keeping their home at a comfortable temperature while not costing a fortune is a constant balancing act. There are many ways to help keep the cool air in such as having...

Clear Cut Glass shares ways to prevent heat transfer in your Phoenix home

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Clear Cut Glass shares ways to prevent heat transfer in your Phoenix home. Heat transfer is an important phenomenon for those living in Arizona. Heat transfer is when fast moving, hot air molecules disperse into colder, slower moving air particles which then raises the temperature. When...

Clear Cut Glass shares ten ways to protect your home from the Arizona sun

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Clear Cut Glass shares ten ways to protect your home from the Arizona sun. Even though the heat of the year is winding down, average annual high temperatures in Phoenix are 85 degrees. This combined with the more than 250 days of sunlight makes escaping the heat...

Clear Cut Glass shares how sunscreens save year-round for Phoenix residents

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Jason Mariner, President of Clear Cut Glass, shares how sunscreens save year-round for Phoenix residents. The average annual count of sunny days in Phoenix, Arizona is 296 days. That means that over 80% of the year you can feel the suns' rays. That also means ultra-violet...