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https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/stroud-misted-double-glazing-repairs-near-me/ Misted Double Glazed Units Double glazed units that have misted up happen when the internal window glass starts to mist. It is usually due to the seals around the window unit perishing and allowing moisture to get in. The most frequent reason is due to the natural wear and aging process but harsh cleaning chemicals can also damage the seals. Seals that are not properly maintained can cause cold spots and draughts as well as dampness and mildew. Wear and age Double glazing is an excellent way to increase the insulation of your home, making sure it remains warm and cosy all through the all year. Double glazing units that are older can lose their efficiency with time, resulting in misted windows. This is a frequent issue that is caused by many causes, including wear and tear from aging or a poor installation. The main reason for misty windows is due to the seal between the glass panes separating. As temperatures rise and drop the gas inside your double-glazed window will expand or contract, placing pressure onto the seal. If this happens over a number of years then your windows will start to show signs of moisture leaks and eventually break. A damaged seal isn't only an cosmetically a problem, it can also be harmful to your carpets and furniture because it creates unwelcome condensation to enter your home. This can lead to your carpets and furniture losing their color, which is expensive to fix. Many homeowners are under the misconception that replacing their windows is essential to solve this issue, however this isn't always the case. If the frame is in good condition and gasket seals have been installed correctly, a window company can fix a glass that has been misted. The correct installation of these seals is important because it requires the correct gasket size and is best carried out by a certified windows technician. It's also important to remember that if your double glazed i

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