HOW TO STOP CONDENSATION ON WINDOWS | Stop condensation in winter on windows

How to stop condensation on inside of windows in winter & deal with the condensation on windows. At this time of year you might find your windows drenched in condensation in the morning! In this video I give you my top tips to reduce the moisture in your home & deal with the condensation when it arrives. Follow me on Instagram @MisterCarrington @MrCarringtonHome
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Tips mentioned to stop condensation:
- Open windows and ventilate your house
- Move furniture away from walls to keep air circulation
- Utilise extractor fans in the kitchen & bathroom and leave them on for a while after use.
- Only use the water you need in the kettle.
- Don't dry clothes on radiators - hang them outside or use a dribuddi.
- Remove excess water from windows using a window vac.

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[RvLeshrac]

Trying to figure out why the hell everyone's advice is "open the windows, " when the usual problem is that there's high humidity outside and inside. Opening the windows when the outdoor humidity is over 80% will make your problem substantially worse. When it remains high outdoors for weeks or months at a time, *THAT'S* when people need advice. And the sole advice that works is "buy a dehumidifier."

[robertocaesar]

Thanks for the useful video. moved to the UK from South Africa a shorty while ago and fair to say there are different climatic challenges here! just ordered your two helpful tools!

[stewartroberts]

A informative vid, thanks for taking the time to compile, was very concerned about the candle on the stairs, a potential fire escape ✨

[stephaniejane]

I have never seen the dry buddy definitely going to have a look at those 🧡😂✌️ thank you for this.. our apartment faces the beautiful river outside and this morning the moisture on the windows was crazy...

[journaloftraits]

Seriously contemplating a dry buddy now, thanks for the recommendation

[Zak-nsuf]

Great video, great personality! Keep up the good work.. will defo look into some of the things you mentioned !❤️❤️❤️

[StephenBeale]

Nice one, thanks. The Dri Buddi looks like something we need. We have a Lakeland heated clothes drier but, although it speeds up the drying process, it doesn't stop the moisture escaping. Will have a look into it.

[inderbirkaur]

I love your all of your video especially the dry buddy recommendation, I have been thinking of buying one for a long time. Thank you

[thedeloreanfan]

Thanks for the great advice. Ive got the window vac but not even thought of using it for the condensation🥴

[fleurlilas]

I'm also from the uk it's November very cold all my windows have condensation almost every morning they are soaking wet I dry them with kitchen paper towel but I think I'll purchase the Karcher vacuum it seems to be good thank u.

[sdamk]

Great personality, lovely review and helpful. Thank you.

[dianejohnston]

I have condensation problems and love the Karcher - quick and easy and as you say it is amazing how much it collects, that otherwise would have caused rot and mould. I also squeegee my shower screen and tray after every shower, 30 second job but removes sitting water which otherwise would turn into condensation. Thanks for your videos.

[annebradley]

I live in an apartment bldg. For seven years, my windows have been condensation-free except for when maintenance told me the dehumidifier on the floor below wasn't working. This year, they tell me they have to build and install things in my apartment. I said "why? I've been here 7 years" Well, I appreciate your info. I couldn't afford the March Dr but Amazon sells a model for $35. I have a very low income and get government assistance. I consider restructuring my apartment completely unnecessary and getting this vac avoids further confrontation. Thank you.

[kashaj]

Dear we lived in Islamabad and it's cold area.I am concern about condensation of windows.Searched about it and get your brilliant idea thanks

[lenanana]

Thanks for this video! i have this problem in winter and it drives me insane. I also live in a very dry area and so I use a humidifier in order to increase the humidity or else its difficult for me to breathe, however that also increases condensation especially at night.
Would you recommend I open the window at night and crank up the heater (and add one more warm blanket to my bed)??

[JasonBlack]

we have the same Kettle... All the way over here in Australia :D Great minds buy similar products. lol

[ghihbgyu]

Pro tip: Use the condensation water for your plants :-) It is equivalent to rain water and your plants will love you for it.

[alexdee]

thanks, very helpful :) am off to buy a Karcher vac now ...

[nilsfrahm]

The humidity thing is complex. If you have 23 or 24C inside and 50% humidity, it will condensate on windows at 17C. If cold outside, like 5C, it's hard to prevent condensation, even with double glazed windows. So you can either decrease room temp, like 22 or 21C, or decrease humidity a bit more.

[JapChaeJan]

I get -10 to - 30 during the winter months. I don't think I can open the windows.