Mrs Hinch fans raving over a £1 buy that ‘sucks up all the moisture’ from your condensation-covered windows in no time
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FANS of the cleaning sensation Mrs Hinch have discovered a bargain find that will ''suck up all the moisture'' from your windows - and it will set you back just £1. A common annoyance for a number of people around the world, condensation is water droplets that form on a window when moist air comes into contact with a cold surface.
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Not only can this make for an unsightly mess, but these water droplets can also lead to the growth of mould - which, in some cases, can be fatal. Amongst those most vulnerable are newborns, young kids, elderly, as well as those with respiratory issues, allergies and asthma.
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With the cold snap now in full force, thousands of Brits have been taking to social media to seek tips on how to tackle the issue, with many offering their favourite solutions. One of them was Mrs Hinch fan Gemma OReilly, who told Facebook users how a purse-friendly bargain from the high street got rid of the condensation in her house with no faff.
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According to Gemma, from Newtownards, Northern Ireland, fellow cleaning enthusiasts should best head to their nearest Savers where they can bag a special cloth that's bound to become a firm household favourite. Sharing a snap of the Buzz Glass Cloth, Gemma wrote: ''That time of the year that terrible condensation comes back on the windows.
''Found these in savers, £1 and omg for such a thin cloth they suck up all the moisture!''. The mum went on in the post, advising other web users to give it a go themselves: ''Definitely worth a try if your windows are as bad as mine in the mornings.''.
