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https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/wandsworth-misted-double-glazing-repairs-near-me/ Clearing Misting From Double Glazed Windows Misting occurs when water vapour flows through the gap between two double glazed windows. This is an indication of a broken seal. It can impact the performance of your windows as it allows air draughts to flow in and out and increase the amount of energy used. A misted window will need to be repaired or replaced by professionals. This article will explain what needs to be accomplished and the options available. Repair Double glazing is a costly investment, and it's crucial to maintain it. If your windows have mist it indicates that the seal between two panes of glass is broken. This means that your window is no longer sealed and you'll lose solar gain, energy generated by the heating system and cold air. You may also notice drafts in your windows and your energy costs could rise because your heating system is working more to keep your home warm. To avoid this, it's essential to fix the problem as soon as you can. When it is misting in double glazing there are two standard solutions fixing the window or replacing the glass panel. Repairing your windows will require a professional removing the water from the gap and then putting on new sealants to prevent the misting from happening again. This typically involves drilling a hole into the frame and putting in desiccant. The desiccant is designed for the absorption of large amounts of moisture and can usually remove the misting issue within a few days. After the issue has been solved, new sealants are put in place and the hole is closed. For older double-glazed windows, the issue could be due to the use of chemical cleaning products, which can cause damage to the window seals over time. It is recommended to always have your windows cleaned by professionals who are FENSA regulated and follow the guidelines for maintaining your double glazed windows. If your double-glazed windows have been

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