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Condensation in and on double glazing
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kuepper said:
However I'm concerned that after only 2 months there appears to be condensation on the inside of one of the glazed units in my bathroom, photo attached. So does the unit need replacing or the whole window? I wondered if water from the condensation could have weakened the rubber seal but it shouldn't have been able to get in anyway should it as the unit is supposed to be a vacuum so is it a manufacturing fault?
If it is condensation outside outside, that is a good sign of low heat escape.
If it is condensation within the double glazing unit (between the panes), that is a fault and a new unit is required.2 -
Thank you KxMxYes bay window in bedroom with thermal lined curtains so it's inevitable. I'm not incapable of sponge and bucket job but not being a morning person I'd rather wizz round and not get chilled hands.I'll start looking d'rekly
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Oooh sponge and bucket, fancy, I usually use an old hand towel until it gets bad, then out comes the window vac!0
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