Have you been waking up to condensation on your windows in the morning? If you have, you might be wondering how to stop condensation and prevent mould build-up. In the colder months of the year, indoor air tends to be warmer and more humid resulting in more moisture in the air compared to outside. When the warmer indoor air meets the cold windows , it can cause condensation to form on the glass.
Lots of condensation can lead to dampness which can cause mould growth on blinds, walls and ceilings. Condensation is likely to occur in the colder months. (Image: Getty) 8 ways to reduce window condensation and prevent mould Glass specialists at Me and My Glass have offered some tips to help you out.
Wipe windows with paper towels Before the moisture soaks into the walls, wipe the condensation off with paper towels and dab across the window sill. If you have blinds, you’ll want to wipe those too to prevent mould growth. Keep your windows open While keeping your windows open on cold days isn’t the most tempting, it can help give your room more ventilation and reduce humidity levels indoors.
It can also help prevent the growth of mould as the amount of moisture in the air is reduced. Use a dehumidifier Investing in a dehumidifier can help eliminate the problem of excess moisture in the air. If you place one on a window sill, it can absorb the moisture and prevent the spread from escalating.
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