As cooler months bring window condensation, a common household item offers a simple solution. Baking soda, a natural moisture absorber, effectively prevents dampness and mould by trapping excess water ...

Dunelm shoppers are raving about a £25 moisture absorber that's said to 'clear condensation'. For many Brits, excess moisture ...

Condensation can quickly build up on windows in winter, but certain natural items can help reduce moisture and keep your windows clearer without having to wipe them ...

Why do I have condensation on my windows? Here’s how to get rid of it fast - Persistent window condensation is one of the most common winter issues in UK homes. Here’s why it happens, what it means ...

The warm summer sun has gradually been replaced by looming grey clouds, blustery winds and rain in recent weeks, signalling the arrival of autumn. The erratic weather, coupled with falling ...

There are all sorts of unusual methods for clearing condensation – from smearing the glass with washing-up liquid to putting salt on your windowsill. But do any of them actually work? Having suffered ...

Managing condensation on windows can help prevent problems like damp, mould and mildew in your home. In coastal areas, in particular, damp can be a problem in the summer months – not only when the ...

Salt has many beneficial properties, including the ability to absorb moisture. Placing a bowl of it on a windowsill can also ...

The first sign that winter is coming to Ireland will arrive this weekend as a cold snap engulfs the country. Met Eireann is warning that temperatures could plunge as low as 2C after dark, while ...

As the cooler months approach, many UK households notice water droplets forming on their windows each morning. This common issue, known as condensation, occurs when warm indoor air meets cold glass, ...