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https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/ramsgate-misted-double-glazing-repairs-near-me/ Misted Double Glazing Double glazing that is misted is a sign of weakened seals that allow moisture to enter the gap between the panes. This could affect the insulation properties of your windows and lead to many issues. Condensation occurs when warm air comes into contact with cold surfaces and it cools down to its dewpoint. If this process isn't controlled effectively your windows will begin to become cloudy. Reduce Indoor Humidity If your double-glazed windows are prone to misting due to humidity or water in the air. This water will condense if it touches a cold surface, such as the glass in your window. If you'd like to keep your windows clear of misting, decrease the humidity inside by keeping the space ventilated and installing extractor fans in areas which tend to be humid, such as kitchens and bathrooms. This will prevent condensation on your windows, by keeping the humidity at a minimum in these rooms. Another easy way to keep your double-glazed windows free of mist is to ensure that there is always a generous gap between the panes. If the gaps between panes of windows are not enough, moisture can get in and the seal could fail, leading to misting windows. In the summer, it is an ideal idea to keep the windows as wide as possible. This will keep your home cool and fresh, and also prevent the warm air from entering through the gaps. You should also try to keep your curtains and blinds away from windows. The curtains that are hung against the glass could cause condensation to build up on the inside surfaces of the window, and it can also cause misting if there is too high levels of humidity in the air. Another major aspect in windows' ability to resist condensation is its insulation properties. Double glazed windows are made of two separate glass panes that are bonded together and have an interlocking spacer bar. The spacer bar has dessicant, which is designed to absorb

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