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https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/bexley-misted-double-glazing-repairs-near-me/ Misted Double Glazed Units Double glazed units that are misted up are caused when the window glass starts to mist. It is almost always due to the seals around the window unit failing, allowing moisture to enter. The most frequent reason is natural aging and wear, but harsh cleaning chemicals can harm the seals. Seals that are not properly maintained can cause cold spots and draughts, and even mildew and dampness. Wear and tear Double glazing is a great way to ensure that your home remains warm and comfortable all through the all year. Double glazing that is older may lose their effectiveness with time, resulting in misted windows. This is a frequent issue that can be caused in various ways, such as natural wear and aging, or by poor initial installation. The seal between the panes of glass is the primary cause of misting windows. As temperatures rise and drop the gas inside the double-glazed windows will expand or contract, placing pressure on the seal. If this occurs over a number of years, your windows may start to leak moisture and then fail. A damaged seal is more than just an aesthetic issue. It could cause damage to furniture and carpets by allowing unwanted condensation into your home. This can lead to carpets and furniture becoming dull and can be extremely costly to fix. Many homeowners believe that replacing windows is the only way to solve this problem. However, this isn't always the situation. A window company is able to repair a damaged window provided that the frame is in good condition and the proper gasket seals are fitted. Fitting these correctly is very crucial as it requires the correct gasket size and should be done by a certified windows technician. It's also worth noting that if your double-glazed unit is older than 10 years then it might be time to replace it with higher-rated glazing. This will protect your home against the colder winter months, and also r

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