My plastic windows don’t get wet in winter. I share with you how to get rid of condensation in 3 minutes (my useful tips)

Condensation on windows during winter can be a nuisance, but fear not—I’ve got a solution that takes just 3 minutes. Before delving into my method, let’s understand why windows fog up and the basic reasons behind it.

Why Do Windows Fog Up in Winter?

• High Indoor Humidity
• Low Ambient Temperature
• Wide Window Sill
• Cluttered Window Sill

The 3-Minute Solution:

1. Open the Windows Wide: Allow fresh air to circulate for 3 to 5 minutes.
2. Close the Door: Trap the moisture inside for 7-10 minutes.
3. Ventilation Magic: Open the door, let warm air in, and watch condensation vanish.

This method, shared by a plastic window installer, ensures effective ventilation without freezing your room.

Additional Tips for a Condensation-Free Home

Kitchen Ventilation

When cooking, turn on the hood and slightly open the kitchen window to reduce humidity and prevent window fogging.

Addressing Serious Issues

If condensation persists due to poor installation or faulty windows, replacement may be the only solution.