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https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/reading-misted-double-glazing-repairs-near-me/ Clearing Misting From Double Glazed Windows Misting occurs when water vapour flows into the gap between two double-glazed window panes. This is an indication of a damaged seal. It could affect the performance of your windows by allowing drafts to pass through and increase energy bills. A window that has been misting will have to be repaired or replaced by an expert. This article will provide the steps that needs to be accomplished and the options available. Repair Double glazing is a costly investment, therefore it is essential to maintain it. If you're seeing windows that are misting that means the seal between the two panes has broken down. Once this happens it means that the window is no longer a sealed unit and allows cold air to enter your home, allowing the energy generated by your heating system to escape and solar gain to be lost. It's also possible that you'll experience a draught around your windows and could see an increase in your energy bills since your heating system works harder to keep the place warm. To avoid this, it's essential to fix the issue as quickly as you can. When it comes to double glazing misting there are two standard ways of fixing the issue either by repairing the window or replacing the glass panel. Repairing your windows will involve a professional removing the moisture from the gap and putting in new sealants to prevent this from occurring again. This usually involves drilling a small hole through the frame and then inserting the desiccant. The desiccant absorbs huge amounts of moisture and is usually able to eliminate misting within a couple of weeks. When the issue is solved the sealants are replaced and the hole closed. For older double-glazed windows, the issue may have been caused by the use of cleaning chemicals, which can cause damage to the window seals over time. It is recommended to have your windows cleaned by professionals who are F

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