Cleaning fan shares hack to stop window condensation – but even she admits it sounds ‘crazy’
AS the weather outside gets colder and we turn on our heating, we're more and more likely to wake up with that pesky condensation collected on the windows.
This is when water in the warm air in your house hits the cold pane of glass on the window and turns to liquid form.
If you get too much of it gathering you can end up with damp and mould on your windows or even walls and other surfaces where it gathers.
If you're concerned about condensation - one woman has a suggestion - but it may sound a bit weird to you.
A Mrs Hinch fan recently took to Facebook with just that problem.
Kymberly said: "Window condensation... how do you all manage to wake up every morning without it.
"It’s on every window at the front of my house and it’s quite bad. Buying a dehumidifier for each room isn't an option either."
Plenty of people jumped to comment to help out the despondent woman with a plan of action.
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One woman in particular, named Hannah, brought a unique solution to the table.
She said: "I know this sounds crazy. But… pop cat litter into old socks and tie at the top, it’s cheap and lasts for ages.
"We use this in our old campervan too, works a treat."
The interesting idea was supported by another clean fan.
Linda said: "Buy a bag of cat litter, fill socks with it and place it on each window sill.
"It will draw in the moisture."
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