My windows were dripping wet with condensation and mini dehumidifiers didn’t help – but a 32p trick works wonders
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THE temperatures are dropping and the harsh winter season has arrived which for millions means only one thing - waking up to dripping wet condensation on their windows. 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.
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.
With the cold weather now in full force, thousands of desperate Brits have been taking to social media to seek advice and tips on how to deal with the issue. One of them was also Lyndsey Daniels, a member of the popular DIY On a Budget Official page on Facebook.
Sharing a snap of her wet windows, the mum wrote that she had tried several measures - but with no luck, and to make matters worse, one of her kids was also prone to respiratory tract infections. ''Can anyone advice what I can do to help with the condensation on all our bedroom windows???.
''The little pots don't work really in the rooms and now the window ledge is getting bad in the kids rooms ( pictures attached ). ''I open the windows every morning and wipe them down etc but they are completely dripping wet in every single bedroom. ''I get worried with mold setting it's way in my youngest suffers with very bad chest infections (RSV),'' Lyndsey shared her woes in the post.