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Windows to solve condensation problem?
- Thread starter stork
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I bought one of these
http://www.screwfix.com/p/karcher-wv60-li-ion-window-vacuum-12w/80996
and vacuum off the condensation from window panes each morning.
I did also use it for vacuuming off the condensation / droplets from the tiles and glazing in the shower, but decided this
http://www.screwfix.com/p/unger-domestic-window-cleaning-squeegee-300mm/21385
would be just as effective, as there is no need to collect the water; just direct it down the outlet.
Despite always having a shower extractor venting to atmosphere, condensation was always a problem; just the simple act of squeegee-ing the shower after each use has made a noticeable difference throughout the house. An added benefit is that the glass and grout stays much cleaner!
http://www.screwfix.com/p/karcher-wv60-li-ion-window-vacuum-12w/80996
and vacuum off the condensation from window panes each morning.
I did also use it for vacuuming off the condensation / droplets from the tiles and glazing in the shower, but decided this
http://www.screwfix.com/p/unger-domestic-window-cleaning-squeegee-300mm/21385
would be just as effective, as there is no need to collect the water; just direct it down the outlet.
Despite always having a shower extractor venting to atmosphere, condensation was always a problem; just the simple act of squeegee-ing the shower after each use has made a noticeable difference throughout the house. An added benefit is that the glass and grout stays much cleaner!
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