A UK cold spell almost always triggers the same question for homeowners: why are my windows suddenly dripping with water? As temperatures drop outside and heating ramps up inside, warm, humid indoor ...

As the weather starts to get colder, it's extremely common to see condensation building up on windows first thing in the morning. While this is perfectly normal, we want to know what the next step is ...

High indoor humidity is the main contributor to summer window condensation. Damaged, unsealed, or poorly insulated windows can cause summer window condensation. Poor airflow and blocked vents also ...

Everything you need to know about why condensation may be forming on your windows, and how you can prevent it from happening ...

Most of us are all too familiar with the sight of condensation on our windows when brighter, milder mornings are replaced by darker, colder ones. But while wet windows may seem harmless, the reality ...

There are a few tried-and-tested ways you can tackle condensation: Increase ventilation – regularly open windows, ensure ...

A professional cleaner has shared a simple 15-minute morning task that helps remove window condensation - and I put it to the test.

Window condensation can quickly lead to mould growth in your home, but one simple kitchen item has helped keep my windowsills dry and mould-free ...

With the cold and wet weather not leaving us anytime soon, this daily habit has never been more important. And if you ignore it each day, it's likely to cause more condensation ...

Households across the UK are being urged to rub washing up liquid on windows in February to help prevent condensation. The advice comes as more wintry weather is forecast this week, with the Met ...