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https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/dover-misted-double-glazing-repairs-near-me/ Misted Double Glazed Units Misted double glazed units occur when the internal glass of your windows begins to fog up. It is usually due to the seals around the window unit perishing and allowing moisture into. The most frequent reason for this is the natural wear and aging process however harsh cleaning chemicals may also harm the seals. Faulty seals will result in cold spots, draughts and even damp and mildew problems down the line. Age and wear Double glazing is an excellent method to ensure that your home remains warm and comfortable throughout the year. Double glazing units that are older are less efficient over time, resulting in misted windows. This is a common problem that can be caused by a variety of causes, including wear and tear or a poor installation. The main reason for misty windows is due to the seal between the glass panes breaking down. As temperatures rise and drop, the gas in the double-glazed window expands or contract, putting pressure on the seal. If this happens over a number of time, your windows will start to show signs of moisture leaks and then eventually fail. A damaged seal is more than simply an aesthetic issue. It can also cause damage to your carpets and furniture by allowing unwanted condensation into your home. This can lead to your furniture and carpets losing their colour and cost a lot of money to fix. Many homeowners believe that replacing windows is the only solution to resolve this issue. This isn't always the situation. If the frame is in good shape and gasket seals have been installed correctly, a window company can fix a misted glass. It is essential to fit these properly as it will require the correct gasket size. This is best done by a window technician who is qualified. It's also worth noting that if your double glazed is older than 10 years then it could be time to replace it with more energy efficient glazing. This will safeguard yo

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