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Why Do I Have Water On The Inside Of My Windows?

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When you get water on the inside of your window it is condensation, I assume you have double glazed windows ? Well on the inside of the unit is an aluminium bar called a spacer bar this is filled with thousands of tiny particles called desicant, desicant is an absorber of moisture. But will only absorb so much , usually double glazed units last for about 10 to 15 years , If you have moisture on your windows then I asume the desicant has seen better days
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Yo Kass answered

Usually when you get water inside your windows it means that the seal
on your windows has broken. Multi paned windows are sealed with a dense
insulating gas to improve energy efficiency and when the seal is
broken, this gas escapes, removing the insulating properties. This then
allows the warm moist air to condensate on a cooler surface.

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Arthur Wright answered


You may have your inside warmer and more humid than the outside if you have single pane windows so you may need a Dehumidifier here to help

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