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Storm Window Condensation
Written by
Elizabeth Wood
Editor In Chief, United Home Improvement
Condensation occurs where moist air comes into contact with a
surface, which is at a lower temperature, such as a window.
Condensation in houses is mainly a winter problem. Generally, it
forms when warm moist air is generated in living areas and then
moves to the colder parts of the home.
Condensation is encouraged by poor air circulation where
stagnant air pockets form. Mold growth is the first sign that
you have poor air circulation. One way to not only prevent mold
growth, but also the condensation forming on your windows, is to
install proper ventilation that is consistent through out the
whole house.
It is common for condensation to form on single glazed windows.
If you do own single glazed windows, you may want to invest in
secondary glazing. But remember that you should not install the
secondary glazing on all of your windows, for some ventilation
is essential...more |
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Replacement Window Properties and Design
Windows are not just practical objects useful for letting in
light. They are also responsible for controlling the way
energy passes through your home, defining the design of your
home, and keeping it properly ventilated. Several aspects of a
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purchasing and installing them. Before purchasing new windows,
pay careful attention to your geographical location. Different
windows are suited for different climates. Cold climate
windows are designed to keep heat in. It is important to
consider the U-value on cold climate windows. U-value is a
measure of windows insulation ability. The lower the U-value
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Replacement Window Energy Savings
Replacing old windows is one of the easiest and most apparent
forms of energy savings. Old drafty single pane windows are
very common in older homes. Having a single pane window is
like having a leaky faucet. Air is constantly escaping your
house. Replacing ineffective windows can |
give your house a refreshing new look while also saving energy
and money in the future. The name of the game is double pane.
Double pane windows will save you money on your heating and
cooling bills. They significantly reduce heat loss in the
winter and can very easily reduce heat gain during the summer.
It is suggested that a double pane window be covered with...more |
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