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https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/leighton-buzzard-misted-double-glazing-repairs-near-me/ Drilling Holes For Misted Up Windows Repair While condensation on the exterior of your windows is normal, misting between the panes of your windows is an indication that the seals inside your double glazed units are deteriorating. This could result in water entering the space and reducing the window's insulation properties and causing an increase in your energy costs. The windows that have mists do not require replacement and can be easily repaired using a specialist kit. 1. Drilling holes Drilling holes in the glass is a good method of removing any moisture that may be trapped between the panes of a double-glazed window. The presence of moisture in double-glazed windows can cause numerous issues that include a cloudy appearance and lower energy efficiency. Moreover, it may result in leaks of water and other issues within the frames and sills. A reputable window company can help you deal with a window that is misty efficiently and quickly way. They can drill two small holes in the top and the bottom. These holes allow air to escape, causing condensate to evaporate. They can also insert a desiccant to absorb any moisture that remains and prevent future fogging. This method is most effective when moisture is the sole issue with windows that are double-glazed. If you find dirt in the gaps you will need to do some manual cleaning. To accomplish this, you must clean the inside of the window and pay special attention to the corners and edges as well as grooves. Use a brush to remove any dust or dirt that is loose in these areas. Once you have removed all the excess dirt, you should use a cleaner to wipe the frame and glass. It is important to note that drilling holes in double-glazed windows will result in a loss of insulation, which can increase the cost of energy. Moreover, it can also cause the formation of moisture between the two panes of the window. It is crucial to hav

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