“It might sound surprising, but rubbing a raw potato on your windows can actually help reduce condensation. The starch in the potato creates a thin, invisible film on the glass that acts as a barrier ...

Salt is naturally hygroscopic, meaning it absorbs excess water vapour from the air before it condenses on windows. Place small bowls or jars of table salt on windowsills throughout the home to try ...

Condensation can lead to mould and mildew growth, which can cause health problems like asthma and respiratory infections, as ...

According to experts, rubbing a thin layer of washing up liquid on dry windows around your home can prevent condensation from ...

Condensation is one of the most common and persistent household nuisances, often first appearing as misty windows or small ...

This 'surprising' and cheap 24p vegetable can help stop condensation forming on your windows during autumn and winter, according to an expert ...

Households throughout the UK are being advised to apply washing up liquid to windows from next month onwards to help tackle condensation around the home. The autumn period has now begun and ...

Whether you have a room with a view and expanse of windows, or a small casement, coping with condensation can be bothersome at the best of times. Especially first thing in the morning when there’s a ...

Households across the UK are being urged to rub washing up liquid on windows from October to help prevent condensation. The autumn season has now arrived and temperatures will slowly start to drop ...

When moist, warm air makes contact with a window—typically the coolest surface in a given space (at least during the winter)—condensation forms. That's because cool air cannot hold as much water vapor ...