You know winter is around the corner when condensation starts lurking on your windows.

It usually arises when warm air collides with cold surfaces or when there’s far too much humidity in your home. When the moisture-packed warm air comes into contact with a chilly surface, it releases the water.

This turns into liquid droplets on the cold surface which then creates condensation on your windows. It’s not ideal leaving it sit there as it could lead to mould which can be harmful.

Just recently, a…