With autumn’s chill creeping in, households are being advised to use an unlikely ally against one of the season’s biggest nuisances - condensation. Most homeowners will find condensation on their windows as the temperatures drop and some will experience the dreaded droplets worse than others. ‌

Condensation becomes a common issue as the heating is switched back on and outdoor temperatures fall which causes the warm air to collide with the cold glass. Getting rid of it is essential as it can lead to mould forming and that can present health risks in the home. ‌

Having damp and mould in the house means occupants are more likely to suffer from a range of medical conditions including respiratory problems and infections, asthma and allergies, say the NHS . ‌

Babies, older people

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