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uPVC window - condensation between panes
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It didn't take long to find out. It seems that a broken seal isn't the only reason why windows mist up. There's a compound in the strip surrounding the double glazed unit (this much I knew). It is there to absorb moisture. After time it becomes saturated and unable to perform. I believe this is the case with my windows.
For OP, I came across a Glasgow glazier in my research:
Outlook Double Glazing
36 Seres Road
Clarkston
Glasgow
Scotland
Scotland
G76 7QF
Telephone 0141 638 9352
Fax0141-638 9352
Email: info@doubleglazingrepairsglasgow.co.uk
Website: www.doubleglazingrepairsglasgow.co.uk0
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