For screens without pins or tabs, you simply have to use ingenuity — and a butter knife or flat-head screwdriver as a prying tool. Using the same idea as removing the other screen types, pry up from the bottom or in from one side — at about the center point — getting the tool between the screen and track.
Besides, how do you remove a screen from a window?
Find the plunger pins on the inside of the window screen, usually located near the bottom. Pull the plunger pins inward toward the center of the window to release the screen. Grasp the frame around the window screen and push the entire screen outward. Pull down slightly to detach the screen from the window.
Regarding this, how do you remove a window screen without a spring?
How do you get a window screen back from the inside?
Pop the top end of the screen into its track, then line up the bottom with the track, squeezing both tabs or sliders toward the center to draw the levers in. Push the bottom of the screen into the track, then release the sliders.
When should window screens be removed?
Most home experts suggest that you remove screens from your windows during the winter months. Removing the screens will allow up to an amazing 40% more natural light to enter your windows. They also block out solar heat, which is useful in the summer but less important during the winter.
