Condensation appearing on bathroom mirrors is a common occurrence, especially during colder weather when we have hot showers ...

"You might think that washing up liquid and shaving foam stops condensation and fogging up on your windows and bathroom mirrors but you’re wrong," she said. Nat told her followers that these ...

"I decided to try the same product on my mirror. One of the kids had a shower, so it was condensation on the glass and on the window, and you can see that the mirrors stay clear." The clip has ...

Condensation is not only unsightly, but if left untreated, it can lead to black mould, which can be dangerous to people living in the home – so you'll want to get rid of it as soon as you see it.

From water droplets on the inside of your bedroom windows on a cold morning to a steamed-up bathroom mirror after a hot shower, condensation is a normal part of everyday life. However, as the ...

While there is no simple answer for getting rid of condensation, one expert has issued six rules that households can follow to avoid it, Mirror UK reports. Allan Reid, the Founder of Art Windows ...