Do you have SCREENS on your home?

[Chilli]

The basement windows don't have any screens on them. The rest of the windows do.
A friend of mine has absolutely no screens on any of the windows in her house. Odd, seeing as there is a big mosquito problem where we live.
Other than that, the majority of the houses I've been in have screens.

[Smilla]

I moved to the Seattle area last December, and our rental had no screens. I thought that was an oversight on the part of the landlord, and then began seeing other houses without them. The house we just bought has no screens, either.

Initially I was hesitant to open the windows because of bugs, but it hasn't been much of a problem.

So...screens not required in the Pacific Northwest, apparently!

[critters]

My house has screens, but I've lived in a house that didn't (and yes, we got a bird once). My sister's new house is 50/50 on screens, and all these houses are in VA.

[Pembroke_Corgi]

We have screens on all but one window- which opens from the top. It's a rather old window. There aren't many mosquitoes in Denver, but there are other bugs around like bees, wasps, etc.- bugs without any kind of special affinity for water. So having screens is nice, I'm sure most people do, but you wouldn't get eaten alive by insects if you didn't have them here.

[momoffuzzyfaces]

Yep, screens here and storm doors on front and back. I don't think I've ever seen a house without screens.

I know my house sure looked odd when my screens were off for a few days when they painted the house last summer.

[lizbud]

Yep, screens here and storm doors on front and back. I don't think I've ever seen a house without screens.

It's the same here.