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this doesn't really count as home improvement but figured you guys might be the people to ask. my sliding patio door glass just shattered on one side. it is still in the frame and all in one piece from the best i can tell. should i tape and knock it out before putting in the temp plywood. or should i just tape it up and put the plywood over it for now. will be about a week before it can be replaced and not sure if the people doing the replacement will deal with the broken glass or not.

Edit: thanks for the reply's. glass started falling while being taped. so going to tape what i still can and then knock it in

Update: turns out the outer pane didn't break. So the inner pane was taped to tiny little squares, and the plywood is in place and foamed in. then channeled my inner new yorker here in texas and threw a layer of plastic over it just for good measure.

Thanks all for the input

Hi all. I get motion sick fairly easy but recently i wanted to try getting into VR for the very least to watch movies and hopefully to play games after i get used to it. As a PC gamer a steam frame seems like a solid choice when it finally comes out. but prior to that i was wondering if there were any suggestions on a good vr headset i could pick up to see how bad the motion sickness will be and if i will even be able to get used to it. thanks all. price isn't to big a worry but figured with the sales going on the next few days was a good time to take the plunge.