Why condensation forms on the window
Condensation on the window forms due to thermal shock . In fact, when cold and heat come into contact on a surface, condensation appears on the hotter surface . In practice, condensation forms when the humidity in the air comes into contact with a cold surface and, due to the change in temperature, it passes from a gaseous to a liquid state.
In these cases, if the water leaks from the windows and ends up on the walls, the structure of the property will be affected and will inevitably be damaged. Condensation can also form when the windows have double glazing, perhaps due to worn or poor quality seals , which do not ensure a perfect seal.
As soon as a little air enters from the outside and comes into contact with the panel placed inside, condensation forms. The best solution would be to have the seals changed, but here are other methods to prevent condensation from forming on the windows.
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