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Nothing signals autumn quite like the appearance of condensation on your windows.

This irritating issue occurs when warm, humid air meets a colder surface and can fortunately be tackled with a £2.99 solution at times.

However, when the air temperature drops, it causes water vapour to transform from gas to liquid, resulting in those unwanted water droplets we know as condensation. If you're looking to prevent this problem from developing overnight, Allan Reid, a double-glazing specialist from Art Windows and Doors, has shared a 50p solution that's "almost too simple to work".

Allan suggests that moisture-absorbing substances such as table salt or silica gel can assist in lowering humidity levels within enclosed spaces. They're affordable, straightforward and remarkably effect

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