I’ve found the best 99p trick to help get rid of condensation this winter – and it works in seconds
WITH temperatures dramatically dropping by the day, chances are homeowners will soon be struggling with problems of condensation.
But if you’re fed up of waking up to wet windows every morning, then no fear…because a cleaning whizz has revealed a simple 99p trick to get rid of condensation in an instant.
And all you need is a kitchen staple.
The woman named Beth took to TikTok (@bethandhudson) and explains: “Just a little tip to help with condensation on your windows at this time of the year.
“All you need is some dishwashing liquid and a cloth.”
She can then be seen squeezing the soap onto a cloth before wiping down the inside of her windows.
However, the cleaning whizz warns: “Avoid putting too much that it causes the windows to go streaky.”
After you’ve wiped the windows down with the popular kitchen staple, condensation should soon be a problem of the past.
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So, how exactly does it work?
Well, according to The Express, many science websites including The Naked Scientists have shared the same explanation.
“The waxy and alkaline textures of the soap results stop water molecules from sticking to the glass,” the findings suggest.
“As the steam has no smooth surface to latch onto, it is unable to form a fog on the mirrors and windows in your homes covered in soap.
“Instead, these droplets conglomerate and form in other parts of the room, including sports and skylights, provided that the conditions are right.”
And it’s not the only trick people have been using to try and get rid of condensation.
Fabulous previously told how homeowners were going wild over a 5p hack to get rid of annoying condensation…salt.
According to Nadia (@naziaxhome), the answer is quite simple – salt.
Sharing the amazing results on TikTok, the cleaning enthusiast claimed she had placed a bowl of salt on the windowsill and let it do its magic overnight.
The following morning, she showed in the video, the common mineral had absorbed almost all condensation from the window.
The remaining droplets Nadia then simply wiped off with a cloth.