Life Hack: How to prevent condensation and mould on windows and walls in winter

Our homes can get damp easily in the colder months so it's important to ensure fresh air enters our homes to decrease the risk of condensation, damp and mould

Water condensation on windows during winter.

Have you noticed a fog of condensation misting over your windows in the morning in recent weeks? With the seasonal drop in temperatures, condensated windows and walls are a frequent occurrence and while they are unsightly, they can also cause damp and mould problems that impact our health.

Damp and mould can increase your risk of respiratory problems and respiratory infections, as well as allergies and asthma. Inhaling or touching mould spores could cause an allergic reaction too, like sneezing or a skin rash.