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https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/potters-bar-misted-double-glazing-repairs-near-me/ Drilling Holes For Misted Up Windows Repair While condensation on the exterior of your windows is normal, the misting between the panes of your windows is a sign that the seals inside your double glazed units have become weak. This could lead to water entering the space and reducing the window's insulation properties and increasing your energy costs. Fortunately, misted windows don't require a complete replacement and can be easily repaired using an expert kit. 1. Drilling holes It is possible to get rid of any moisture from between the double-glazed windows by drilling holes into the glass. Moisture can cause a variety of issues in double-glazed windows, such as a hazy appearance and decreased energy efficiency. In addition, it can result in leaks in the windows and other issues in the frames around and sills. A professional window company can help you deal with a misted-up window quickly and in a efficient way. They can drill a couple of small holes in the top and bottom of the window. These holes let the air out which causes the condensation to evaporate. They can also put in a desiccant to absorb any remaining moisture and prevent future fogging. This technique is recommended if the only problem with your double-glazed windows is moisture. If, however, there is dirt that is trapped in the gaps between the panes, you'll have to do a bit of manual cleaning. Clean the interior of your window, paying particular attention to the corners, edges and grooves. You should also employ a brush attachment in order to remove any dirt or dust that has accumulated in these areas. After you have eliminated all dust, you can use a cleaner to clean the glass and frame. Drilling holes in double-glazed windows could result in an increase in insulation and can increase your energy costs. Moreover, it can also cause the development of moisture between the two panes of the window. It is importa

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