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https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/sutton-coldfield-misted-double-glazing-repairs-near-me/ Misted Double Glazing Double glazing that is misted is a sign of weakened seals that allow moisture to infiltrate the space between panes. This can affect the insulation properties of your windows and cause a variety of issues. Condensation occurs when warm, humid air comes in contact with cold surfaces and then cools to its dewpoint. If this process isn't managed effectively your windows will begin to become blurred. Reduce Indoor Humidity If your double-glazed windows mist because of water or humidity in air. This condensation of water can occur on a cold surface such as the glass of your window. If you're looking to stop misting, keep the room well-ventilated. Make use of extractor fans to decrease the humidity in rooms that are hot. This will stop condensation from forming on your windows, by keeping the humidity low in these rooms. A wide gap between double-glazed windows can help keep them free of mist. If the gaps are too close, then moisture can get in and the seal will crack which can result in windows becoming misty. In the summer, it's recommended to keep the windows as wide as possible. This will help to keep the air inside your home cool and fresh and will stop warm air escaping through the gap. Also make sure that you keep your blinds and curtains away from windows. If you hang your curtains over the glass, condensation could build up. This could also cause misting in humid air. The insulation properties are a major element that determines the window's resistance to condensation. Double-glazed windows are composed of two glass panes, which are joined by a spacer bar in between the glass. The spacer bar is constructed of dessicant, which is designed to absorb and hold water vapour from the air. When cools the silica will release the water vapour, which prevents it from reaching its dew point, cause mist to form. The insulation of your windows can be affecte

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