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21st May 2009, 01:10 AM #1
How to avoid condensation on windows
Each morning after a cold night, my master bedroom windows get so full of condensation that they form puddles around and under the window.
This is kinda annoying as it wets the curtains, promotes mould and makes puddles.
I would think getting double glazed windows would probably fix up the bottom half of the window. However I have winder type windows (I.e. top part hinged and winder to open them out from bottom) and I do not think I would be able to install double glazed windows to the top window as the frame would not accommodate it.
Does anyone have any innovative solutions to this problem?
(P.S. Nothing too hot and sweaty has to happen in the bedroom for this to happen).
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