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https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/croydon-misted-double-glazing-repairs-near-me/ Misted Double Glazing Double glazing that has mist is a sign of weakened seals that allow moisture to enter the gap between the panes. This damage can reduce your windows' insulating properties and cause a variety of problems. Condensation occurs when warm air comes in contact with cold surfaces and then cools to its dew point. When this process is not managed effectively your windows will turn blurred. Reduce Indoor Humidity If your double-glazed windows are leaking, it's because there is excessive humidity or water in the air. This condensation of water can occur on an unheated surface, such as the glass of your windows. If you want to prevent misting, make sure the room is cool and well ventilated. Use extractor fans to reduce humidity in rooms that are hot. This will prevent condensation on your windows, by keeping the humidity at a minimum in these areas. Another method to keep your double glazed windows mist-free is to make sure there is always a large gap between the panes. If the gaps are too close, moisture will be able to enter and the seal will break which can result in windows becoming misty. In the summer months, it's an ideal idea to keep the windows as wide as possible. This will keep your home cool and fresh, and also stop warm air from escaping through the gap. Also, keep your blinds and curtains away from windows. If you hang your curtains on the glass, condensation will build up. This will also cause misting in humid air. Another major aspect in the window's ability to withstand condensation is its insulating properties. Double glazed windows are made of two glass panes, which are sealed together and have an opening bar between them. The spacer bar is made of dessicant that is designed to hold and absorb water vapour from the air. As the window cools the silica will release this water vapour, stopping it from reaching its dew point, cause mist to form. The ins

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