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https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/gosport-misted-double-glazing-repairs-near-me/ What Causes a Misty Window? If your windows in your home or apartment get clogged up, it can cause a lot of frustration. It is easy to fix the issue and prevent it from happening if you know the cause. Many people recommend dehumidifiers as a way to get rid of moisture. This does not solve the root of the issue, which is seal failure. Moisture Buildup The most frequent cause of misty or foggy windows is moisture, particularly in older homes that have double- or single-glazed window frames. These windows were made to keep the heat in your home and prevent cold air from getting in however they also lead to condensation and moisture build-up. If not properly checked, this could lead to damage to the glass or glazed surface of your window which can result in a more costly repair or replacement of the window. The formation of moisture is usually caused by cold and warm air meeting and causing moisture to build up on the window. This is more common in homes that have high levels of humidity. However, it could occur even if the window seal is damaged or faulty. Everyday life produces a surprising amount of indoor moisture with every time you boil water or cook meals adding up to five or four pints of moisture to the air. Every shower, tumble dryer usage and watering of your house plants adds to the. Even breathing in and out produces a small amount of water vapour. This means that the air in your home is saturated with moisture and when it cools it will begin to liquefy on any surface it comes into contact with, including your window. If you have a double or triple-pane window and you spot condensation between the panes, it's likely that the window's seal is damaged or broken. There is usually a spacer between two panes and it is designed to absorb any moisture that enters the gap. This spacer will normally be invisible but you can identify it by shining a light on the window and searc

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