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https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/kettering-misted-double-glazing-repairs-near-me/ Misted Double Glazed Units Double glazed units that have misted up happen when the glass inside starts to mist. This is usually due to the seals around the window unit becoming weak and causing moisture to draw in. Seals are susceptible to damage through harsh cleaning chemicals or natural aging. Faulty seals will result in cold spots, draughts and even damp and mildew problems down the line. Wear and tear and age Double glazing is an excellent method to ensure that your home is warm and comfortable throughout the year. However, older double glazing units can start to lose their efficiency over time and could cause issues like misted windows. This is a frequent issue that can be caused by many factors, including natural aging and wear, or poor initial installation. The seal between the glass panes is the main reason for misted windows. As temperatures rise and drop the gas in the double-glazed windows will expand or contract, putting pressure onto the seal. If this occurs over a number of years your windows may begin to leak moisture and then fail. A broken seal isn't just cosmetically a problem, it can also be harmful to your furniture and carpets as it allows unwanted condensation to enter your home. This can lead to your carpets and furniture becoming dull and could be expensive to rectify. Many homeowners are under the misconception that replacing their windows is essential to fix this problem but this isn't always the situation. If the frame is in good condition and the gasket seals are installed correctly the window company can fix a misted glass. Fitting these correctly is very important because it requires the correct gasket size and is best carried out by a trained windows technician. If your double glazing is older than 10 years, it might be time to replace it with the most efficient glass. This will help protect your home from the harsh winter months, and also reduc

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