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A simple kitchen tool will help: how to get rid of condensation on the windows

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Condensation on windows is a serious problem that is often underestimated. High humidity leads to the rapid growth of fungal spores. Mold provokes many diseases: from skin dermatitis to respiratory diseases.

Condensation usually occurs as a result of a sharp temperature drop. Cleaning specialist Lynsey Crombie shared a simple and affordable life hack to help solve the problem.

A drop of dishwashing detergent can be the key to eliminating condensation and preventing it from reappearing. Excessive humidity occurs when warm air meets a cooler surface, such as a window, resulting in the formation of moisture droplets.

Dishwashing detergent acts as an invisible protective layer on the window - just add one drop, as too much foam will cause streaks.

Apply a small amount of dish detergent to a dry microfiber cloth and wipe the glass. This will create a barrier and prevent condensation.

White vinegar is an equally effective component. You should regularly wash windows and window sills with a solution of warm water and vinegar - this will be an excellent prevention of mold. Acidic components are effective disinfectants and destroy bacteria and fungal spores.

You can also treat the affected areas on the windowsill with a paste mixture of water and baking soda and wash thoroughly with water.

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