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<\/p>\nCondensation is one of those things that comes with winter.<\/p>\n
It's annoying to wake up and see your windows covered in droplets, but sadly it's normal. Luckily, there are ways to prevent it from happening.<\/p>\n
Now a little-known boiler setting could be the answer to your prayers! The expert advice can help to prevent condensation from your windows.<\/p>\n
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Condensation is a common issue in the colder seasons which could lead to more dangerous concerns. The moisture can encourage mould to build which could worsen respiratory infections.<\/p>\n
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Damp homes can also make things worse for people who suffer from allergies or asthma. And it can lead to damage on your window frames too.<\/p>\n
An effective way to banish the extra moisture in your homes is by keeping the room's temperature consistent, according to experts. Such drastic jumps could cause condensation. <\/p>\n
Experts recommend keeping heating on low at all times to maintain a consistent room temperature. This trick might not be for everyone who's trying to keep bills down.<\/p>\n
Some homes have built in ventilation systems which you could switch on for a little longer to help. Or you could try airing out your home properly in a bid to beat mould.<\/p>\n
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Roger Runswick, director of repair services brand The 50plus, explained that simply being in our homes generates moisture \u2013 so it's pretty unavoidable. <\/p>\n
He said: "Condensation and mould are issues that affect all of us in our homes. Everyday activities, such as cooking, cleaning, washing, and simply being at home, generate moisture.<\/p>\n
"Even while sleeping, an individual adds around half a pint of water to the air overnight, and an active person contributes twice that amount during the day."<\/p>\n
You could try ventilating the place and removing excess moisture by purchasing a cheap dehumidifier.<\/p>\n
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