How to Eliminate Condensation on Windows: The Simple Trick That Costs Less Than $1
Do your windows drip with water every morning? Does condensation keep coming back even when you ventilate the room?
Good news: there’s a cheap, effective, and little-known trick that can dramatically reduce humidity — and it costs less than one dollar. Here’s how to use it starting today.
1. Why Your Windows Condense (And Why It’s a Real Problem)
Condensation forms when warm indoor air touches a cold surface, such as window glass. This creates water droplets that lead to persistent moisture and, over time, mold.
The most common causes:
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High indoor humidity (cooking, showering, breathing)
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Poor ventilation
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Single-pane or poorly insulated windows
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Cold or poorly heated rooms
The real risks:
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Damaged window seals
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Musty odors
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Mold stains on walls
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Increased feeling of cold near windows
In 2025, many households are looking for simple solutions without replacing their windows. The trick below is the perfect place to start.
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