My plastic windows don’t get wet in winter. I share with you how to get rid of condensation in 3 minutes (my useful tips)

Bonus Tips for Long-Term Prevention

If you want to keep condensation under control all winter long, here are a few more things that helped me:

🌡️ Control Indoor Humidity

Keep humidity levels between 40–50%. You can check this with a small digital hygrometer (very affordable online).

If humidity is consistently high:

• Use a dehumidifier, especially in bedrooms and bathrooms
• Avoid drying clothes indoors if possible
• Use extractor fans while cooking or showering

🧼 Keep Window Vents Open

If your plastic windows have trickle vents, keep them open to allow a small amount of airflow without drafts.

🧽 Clean Window Frames Regularly

Mold loves to grow in the seals and corners of windows. Keeping them clean and dry prevents long-term problems.

Final Thoughts

Condensation on windows isn’t just annoying—it’s a sign your home may be holding too much moisture. But with just a few simple habits and 3 minutes a day, you can stop it from forming altogether.

These tips have worked wonders for me, and I hope they’ll help you too. Say goodbye to foggy windows, and hello to a dry, healthier home all winter long!

Would you like a printable checklist or a DIY dehumidifier recipe? I’m happy to share more tips!