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https://www.repairmywindowsanddoors.co.uk/kensington-misted-double-glazing-repairs-near-me/ Misted Double Glazed Units Double glazed units that have misted up happen when the glass inside begins to mist. It is almost always due to the seals around the window unit breaking and allowing moisture to enter. The most frequent reason for this is the natural wear and aging process however harsh cleaning chemicals may also cause damage to the seals. Faulty seals can lead to cold spots and draughts, and even dampness and mildew. Wear and age Double glazing is an excellent method to ensure that your home is warm and comfortable all through the all year. However, older double glazing units can start to lose their efficiency over time and can cause problems like misting windows. This is a frequent issue that can be caused by many reasons, such as wear and tear or a poor installation. The main cause of misty windows is due to the seal between the glass panes separating. As temperatures increase and fall, the gas inside the double-glazed window will expand and contract, placing pressure on the seal. If this occurs over time, your windows may start to leak moisture and then fail. A broken seal can be more than just a cosmetic issue. It could cause damage to your carpets and furniture by allowing unwelcome condensation into your home. This can result in your furniture and carpets losing their color and cost a lot of money to repair. Many homeowners believe that replacing windows is the only way to fix this issue. This is not always the situation. If the frame is in good condition and the gasket seals are properly installed the window company can fix a misted glass. It is essential to fit these properly as it will require the correct gasket size. This can be done by a window technician who is licensed. If your double-glazed windows are older than 10 years, it might be time to replace it with an energy-efficient glass. This will safeguard your home from cold winter temperatures and r

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