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https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/fleet-misted-double-glazing-repairs-near-me/ Misted Double Glazed Units Double glazed units that have misted up occur when the glass inside begins to mist. It is almost always due to the seals around the window unit failing and allowing moisture to enter. The most common reason for this is natural aging and wear but harsh cleaning chemicals may also damage the seals. A damaged seal can cause draughts, cold spots and even mildew and damp issues later on. Wear and age Double glazing is an excellent way to ensure your home is warm and comfortable throughout the entire year. Double glazing that is older may lose their effectiveness with time, resulting in misted windows. This is a common problem that can be caused by many factors, including natural aging and wear or a poor installation. The seal between the panes of glass is the main reason for misted windows. As temperatures drop and rise, the gas in the double-glazed windows will expand or contract, placing pressure onto the seal. If this occurs over a period of time, your windows may start to leak water and eventually fail. A broken seal can be more than just an aesthetic issue. It could cause damage to your carpets and furniture by allowing unwanted condensation into your home. This will ultimately result in your carpets and furniture losing colour, which can be very expensive to rectify. Many homeowners are under the impression that replacing their windows is essential to fix this problem but this isn't the case. A window company can often repair a misted window in the event that the frame is in good condition and the correct gasket seals are installed. It is important to fit these properly as it will require the correct gasket size. This should be performed by a technician for windows who is qualified. If your double glazing is older than 10 years old, it could be time to replace it with a higher-rated glass. This will help protect your home from the cold winter weather an

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