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https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/ewell-misted-double-glazing-repairs-near-me/ Misted Double Glazed Units Double glazed units that have misted up are caused when the window glass begins to mist. It's usually due to the seals around the window unit failing and let moisture in. Seals can be damaged by harsh cleaning chemicals or natural age. A damaged seal can cause cold spots and draughts as well as dampness and mildew. Wear and tear and age Double glazing is a fantastic method to ensure that your home is warm and comfortable throughout the year. Double glazing that is older can lose their efficiency with time, resulting in misty windows. This is a frequent issue that is caused by several reasons, such as natural aging and wear or poor installation. The main cause of 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, placing pressure onto the seal. If this happens over a period of time, then your windows will begin to experience moisture leaks and then eventually fail. A broken seal isn't just an aesthetic concern It could also cause damage to your carpets and furniture because it creates unwelcome condensation in your home. This could lead to your carpets and furniture losing their color, which is expensive to repair. Many homeowners are under the impression that replacing their windows is the only way to fix this problem but this isn't the situation. A window company is able to repair a window that has been damaged as long as the frame is in good condition and the correct gasket seals are fitted. Making sure that these are fitted correctly is important as this requires the right gasket sizes and is best carried out by a qualified windows technician. It's also important to remember that if your double-glazed unit is older than 10 years then it could be time to replace it with higher-rated glazing. This will protect your home from the harsh winter weath

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