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https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/fareham-misted-double-glazing-repairs-near-me/ Misted Double Glazed Units Misted double glazed units occur when the glass in your windows begins to fog up. This is almost always down to the seals around the window unit becoming weak and causing moisture to draw in. The most common reason is due to natural aging and wear but harsh cleaning chemicals can damage the seals. A damaged seal can cause cold spots and draughts and even dampness and mildew. Age and wear Double glazing is an excellent method to boost the insulation of your home, which will ensure it remains warm and cosy all through the year. Double glazing units that have been in use for a long time are less efficient over time, resulting in misty windows. This is a frequent issue that can be caused in various ways, such as natural wear and aging or even due to poor installation. The seal between the glass panes is the primary cause of misting windows. As temperatures increase and fall, the gas in the double-glazed window will expand and contract, placing pressure on the seal. If this occurs over a number of years your windows may begin to leak moisture and then fail. A damaged seal isn't only an cosmetically a problem It can also be harmful to your furniture and carpets as it allows unwanted condensation in your home. This could lead to your furniture and carpets losing their color, which is expensive to repair. Many homeowners are under the impression that replacing their windows is essential to correct this issue, but this isn't always the situation. A window company can often repair a damaged window as long as the frame is still in good condition and the proper gasket seals are installed. Making sure that these are fitted correctly is important as this requires the correct gasket size and should be done by a trained windows technician. If your double-glazed windows are older than 10 years old, it could be time to replace it with an energy-efficient glass. This wil

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