Do your windows wash as soon as the weather cools, this anticondension trick really works?

Condensation created on the glass's surface can also lead to humidity and mold formation, especially in rooms where ventilation is limited

If every morning you find windows covered with steam and small drops of water at the bottom of glass, don't worry, you're not alone. This is a natural phenomenon that occurs when warm, wet air inside the house comes into contact with the cold surface of the glass. The temperature of the air falls below “dewdrop”, and moisture turns into water.

But with a simple home trick, you can avoid this problem without cost or fatigue.

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House maintenance experts claim that the solution is simpler than we think. Just place some detergents in a flail or microfiber cloth, and rub your glass with it.

Detergent creates a thin layer of protection that prevents waterdrops from being collected and, as a result, prevents glass fog and the formation of condensation. This trick has become viral on social networks, as it works immediately and lasts for several days.

This effect is because the degenerator contains suraments, substances that reduce surface water pressure, causing the dots to stay in spherical shape but to be distributed as an unseen thin film, to transmit Telegrafi.

Other Helpful Counsel Against Wet and Mist in the Window

Airways every day, even for five minutes, cold air absorbs less moisture.
Do not cover the radiator with curtains or furniture so that the heat can flow freely.
Keep a container of sea salt or bread soda near windows both absorb the moisture naturally.
Use air aspirers (dehumidifier) if the problem is ongoing, especially in the bathroom or kitchen.
Check the isolation of windows: Sometimes old tires or lack of airtight closings cause temperature change and condensation.

An Interesting Fact

Some aircraft pilots and racing drivers use a similar method for protecting steam glass, applying a fine layer of soap or child shampoo on the inner surface of the visiere or glass. The principle is the same: The creation of a microscopic barrier that prohibits the formation of waterdrops.

Finally, remember: The trick with the detergent is just an auxiliary step. For long-term results, combine it with regular ventilation and environmental humidity control so your windows will remain clean, transparent and no mold marks throughout the winter./Periscopi/