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https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/doncaster-misted-double-glazing-repairs-near-me/ Drilling Holes For Misted Up Windows Repair While condensation on the outside of your windows is normal, the misting between window panes is a sign that the seals inside your double glazed units have deteriorated. This could result in condensation forming in the room which can reduce the window's insulation properties and causing an increase in your energy costs. The windows that have mists do not need to be replaced and can easily be repaired with a specialist kit. 1. Drilling holes Drilling holes into the glass is a great method of removing any moisture between the two panes of a double-glazed window. In double-glazed windows, moisture can cause numerous issues, including a foggy appearance and a reduction in energy efficiency. It can also lead to water leaks and other issues to the sills and frames. A reputable window service can help you deal with a misted-up window quickly and in a efficient way. They can make a couple of small holes at the top and bottom of the window. These holes will allow air to escape, which causes condensate to evaporate. They can also add desiccants to suck up any moisture left and prevent future fogging. This technique works best when moisture is the sole issue in windows with double glazing. If you find dirt in the gaps, you will need to do some manual cleaning. To do this, you should vacuum the interior surface of the window and pay special attention to corners and edges as well as grooves. Use a brush to get rid of any dust or dirt that has accumulated in these areas. After you have eliminated all extra dirt, use a cleaner to clean the glass and frame. It is important to keep in mind that drilling holes in a double-glazed window can result in the loss of insulation, which can increase your energy bills. Moreover, it can also cause the development of moisture between the two panes of the window. This is why it is important to get a professional

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