3 Tips To Help You Make Condensation Less Troublesome

Improve your ventilation

Condensation often occurs due to excess humidity within a house. For instance, when you’re cooking in the kitchen or taking a hot bath in your bathroom, they become very humid. 

It’s important to let that heat escape, which you can do very easily – just open a few windows whilst you’re doing it. 

Make the most of any extractor fan that you have too, as it will help to remove humid air.

Put your washing outside

Nothing is more unpredictable than the British weather. 

We may get some unseasonably warm days over autumn and winter, and if we do, take advantage and hang your washing to dry outside.

It’s better to do that than use your radiators or tumble dryer to dry them, as this will again lead to a buildup of humidity, and will also cost you in energy.

Keep heating on a low level

It’s the collision of warm air against the cold glass in a window that results in those water droplets forming. 

That’s less likely to happen if you are consistent with your heating system and just leave it on a low level heat. 

Ideally, you don’t want to be turning your heating up and down all the time. Just find a comfortable temperature and stick to it.