Date: 24th April 2018
Author: Jack Devaney
Categories: Windows, PVC-U
Condensation is moisture in the air turned into water. The warmer the air is, the more moisture it can hold, when its limit is reached and the warm air makes contact with a cold, non-absorbant surface, it becomes chilled and sheds the excess moisture in water droplets, usually seen on glass surfaces.
Allow the rooms warmth to reach windows by positioning the curtains slightly away from the windows.
Close doorways into the remainder of the house and keep a window open. Also, Extractor fans can help.
The prime cause for condenstaion in bedrooms is not allowing for the night time drop in outside temperatures. Extend the central heating programme or other heating system accordingly. Ventilate by opening the windows at least once a day to allow air-exchanges.
To stop moisture from travelling around the house, keep the door closed during and after bathing. Whilst bathing it is advisable to open windows slightly to aid ventilation.
Date: 3rd September 2021
Author: Jack Devaney
Categories: Timber, Windows, Doors, Sash Windows, Listed Sash Windows, Conservation Sash Windows, Entrance Door, Stable Doors, French doors, Horndean, Winchester, Cottage Casement
Date: 3rd September 2021
Author: Jack Devaney
Categories: Timber, Windows, Doors, Sash Windows, Listed Sash Windows, Conservation Sash Windows, Entrance Door, Stable Doors, French doors, Horndean, Winchester, Cottage Casement
Date: 2nd August 2021
Author: Jack Devaney
Categories: Timber, Windows, Doors, Horndean, Winchester