Condensation is a cold-weather problem you notice as soon as the temperature drops. My home is prone to condensation on the inside of my single-pane windows, which also encourages mold. But condensation can also be a concern when it occurs between double- or triple-glazed panes.
While condensation on the interior of window panes is caused when warm air hits a cold surface and condenses — here are 9 ways to get rid of condensation — it’s a slightly different issue when you spot condensation between panes. So, to understand why it happens and how to put it right, I called on the expertise of glazing professionals.
