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Homes & Gardens
Homes & Gardens
Millie Hurst

Does opening windows in winter reduce condensation?

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Condensation and mold are common issues in the winter and, when left unchecked, can potentially damage wood window frames, drapes, carpets, and walls. Moisture can also reduce the quality of the air we breathe indoors, possibly aggravating allergies.

For those of us who feel the cold, opening windows in winter is the last thing we want to do, and it can feel like we are throwing money away.

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