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https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/huddersfield-misted-double-glazing-repairs-near-me/ Clearing Misting From Double Glazed Windows Misting occurs when water vapour is able to get into the space between two double glazed window panes. This is a sign the seal has been damaged and it can affect your windows ' performance by allowing drafts in or out and increasing energy bills. If a window is smudged, it must be repaired or replaced by an expert. This article will outline the steps to take and the various options that are available. Repair Double glazing is a costly investment, therefore it is important to maintain it. If you're seeing windows that are misting that mean the seal between the two panes has broken down. This means your window is not sealed anymore and you will lose solar gain, energy generated by the heating system, and cold air. There could be a draft around your windows and your energy bills may increase as your heating system works more to keep your home warm. It's crucial to address the issue quickly to avoid this occurring. There are two options to the issue of double glazing misting. You can either fix the window or replace the glass panel. Repairing will involve a professional removing the water from the gap and then putting on new sealants to stop the misting from happening again. This usually involves drilling a hole in the frame and putting in desiccant. The desiccant absorbs huge amounts of moisture and will usually stop misting within a couple of weeks. After the issue has been resolved the new sealants are applied and the hole is then sealed. The problem with older double-glazed windows may be caused by the use chemical cleaning products that cause damage to the seals. It is a good idea to have your windows cleaned by professionals who are FENSA controlled and follow the recommendations to maintain your double glazed windows. If your double-glazed windows have been recently installed, it is advisable to speak to the supplier who will b

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