Just wondering.

double glazed no doubt refers to the windows, offering a certain amount of soundproofing. I assume you're looking at a hotel on a busy city street?

Yes, double panes of glass.

I always thought it meant two layers of sugar. Oh well, I guess that licking of the windows in my hotel rooms wasn't all for naught since at least I got them clean.

Didn't know either but glad my hotel room in Rome had them!!!

Hi<BR><BR>Double glazing is primarily for heat insulation. Hot and cold.<BR><BR>In some downtown areas it helps with sound insulation.<BR><BR>In Scandinavia triple glazing has been the norm for 25 years, and quadruple is now available.<BR><BR>Most Southern European double glazing has too small an air gap to be too effective ........ like in my house !<BR><BR>Peter<BR>

Capo, maybe you should start licking the mirrors next!! You never know what sort of substance you'll come across!! ; )

Thanks, Mary, but out of deference to our appointed president, I'm leaving all the mirrors for him.

ROTFLMAO! Thank you, Capo!!