Occasional condensation on the windows of caravans or motorhomes often leads to the belief within the entire leisure vehicle industry that the window is leaking and needs to be replaced.
While your concerns are certainly understandable, in most cases, the window in question is not faulty just because condensation forms between the panes under certain weather conditions.
No worries: Over time, especially with better weather conditions, the water will evaporate completely on its own.
Why does water vapor or condensation form on windows?
We humans essentially live in two climate zones; one inside and one outside. However, with double-glazed windows, you can speak of a third climate, namely the one between the panes. Climate-determining factors are temperature and humidity, sometimes also wind. When the temperature drops, the relative humidity increases. If you cool warm, moist air, the moisture condenses on cold surfaces - for example, on the inner window panes.
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Tip:
Humidity is affected by air circulation. But you can also increase the temperature of the room. When cold air is heated, it can absorb the free water vapor. Your window therefore has no error when condensing water is created between the two panes. However, you have to be patient before the formed condensate disappears completely.
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