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https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/greenwich-misted-double-glazing-repairs-near-me/ Misted Double Glazed Units Double glazed units that are misted up happen when the window glass begins to mist. This is usually due to the seals around the window unit breaking and causing moisture to draw in. The most frequent reason is natural aging and wear but harsh cleaning chemicals can damage the seals. A damaged seal can cause draughts, cold spots and even mildew and damp issues later on. Age and wear Double glazing is a great way to ensure your home is warm and comfortable all through the all year. Double glazing that is older may lose their effectiveness with time, leading to misted windows. This is a typical issue that can be caused by several ways, including by natural wear and aging, or even due to poor installation. The seal between the glass panes is the primary cause of windows that are misty. As temperatures rise and fall the gas in your double glazed window will expand and contract, placing pressure on the seal. If this happens over a period of time, your windows will start to show signs of moisture leaks and eventually fail. A damaged seal could be more than just a cosmetic issue. It could cause damage to your carpets and furniture by allowing unwanted condensation into your home. It will eventually lead to your furniture and carpets losing colour and could be costly to fix. Many homeowners believe that replacing their windows is the only way to fix this problem but this isn't the case. A window company is able to repair a misted window provided that the frame is still in good condition and the correct gasket seals are installed. It is essential to fit these correctly as it requires the proper gasket sizes. This can be done by a windows technician who is licensed. If your double-glazed windows are older than 10 years, it could be time to replace with an energy-efficient glass. This will help protect your home from the harsh winter weather, and lower your ener

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