Amazon shoppers rave over £7 buy that prevents condensation – take an extra step to stop mould too
And the conditions to avoid if you don't want condensation in your home
IF you’re constantly waking up to layers of condensation on your windows, Amazon might have the answer.
Homeowners can prevent mould forming on their damp walls with this budget buy.
Condensation tends to form on your windows when moist air comes into contact with the cold glass.
If left to set in, condensation can contribute to the growth of mould around your windows.
You can prevent this by sufficiently sealing the areas around your windows.
The is currently available for just £7.16 from .
They are designed to absorb moisture in the air, preventing droplets from forming on windows.
The cloud-pattern can also add a splash of colour to your windows and room.
According to manufacturers, thee are a “good helper for condensation.”
The is designed to be used anywhere in the home, including on windows, wall corners, cooktops, and sinks.
Bathroom sealant strip are also available for kitchens, bathrooms, toilets.
They are suitable for absorbing water and keeping your countertops dry.
One shopper offered an additional tip to help the last even longer.
“In the morning, make sure you open your windows to allow air in to dry the strips otherwise they can sit a bit soggy,” she explained.
Other impressed shoppers shared their thoughts on the tape in the review section.
“The window in my daughter’s room is always full of condensation even with the dehumidifier on over night, making some black mould all around the window,” shared another customer.
“[I] cleaned the window, added the strip with no issue whatsoever, and I have to admit it makes a massive difference!
What is condensation?
Condensation is water droplets that form on a window when moist air comes into contact with a cold surface.
Condensation occurs when:
Air cools
Warmer air can hold more moisture than cooler air. When moist air touches a cold surface, like a window, the water vapour in the air turns into liquid water droplets.
Windows are colder than walls
Windows are often colder than insulated walls, so condensation is more likely to occur on them.
Windows are poorly insulated
Poorly insulated windows can lead to condensation, especially if they are made of aluminium, which conducts heat quickly. If left untreated, it can lead to mould and other serious problems.
“You would have just a small amount of condensation that will dry quick. Will definitely get some more!”
“I wasn’t sure what to expect. These work really well, really soak the condensation up,” agreed a third person.
“Didn’t know if this would work on the windows but I must say I think it’s really helping,” said another shopper.
“First day or two, not a lot [and] from then on no more condensation on the windows.”
“Bought [some] for my mum who has single glazing in [an] old building. Works well for small pane windows. Stick near top for best results,” suggested one buyer.
