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How to Repair Double Glazed Windows Typically double glazing comes with a warranty of 10 or 20 years. So, if your double glazed windows are showing signs of aging, you may be eligible to have them repaired under warranty. Double glazed window repair involves replacing the seal on your existing glass. The seal is failing if you see misting. Glass that is damaged Double pane windows require an airtight seal in order to work properly. The most frequent indication that a seal is not working is when condensation forms between the glass plates. While condensation between glass is not an issue that is serious and can be fixed, it's typically an indication that the glazing unit requires replacement. If you have an older double-glazed window, it could mean replacing both the glass and the frame. If the frame is in good condition however, you could generally save money by replacing just the glazing. Glass is fragile and it's not uncommon for double-pane windows to develop cracks over time. If the cracks aren't caused by mechanical damage or a sudden impact on the window they can be fixed with epoxy and elbow grease. Begin by cleaning the area that is cracked with a damp cotton rag. Then, apply epoxy to the crack following the instructions of the manufacturer. Allow the epoxy to fully dry before sanding it down and painting over the repaired area. A simple strip of masking tape can also be used to prevent a crack from spreading. One strip of tape on both sides of the crack area should be enough to keep superficial cracks, such as stress cracks that are caused by low temperatures, from worsening. However, if you're dealing more serious cracks that are already forming in your glass, it might be advisable to consult an expert to ensure the security of the repair. The process of replacing one pane of double-pane window glass is a risky and difficult DIY task. Double-pane windows are made as a complete unit, and sealed in the factory using inert gas. Therefore, it's impossible to remove the glass without causing damage to the entire window. If you plan to replace the glass in your double-pane windows, ensure that you choose a reputable brand that comes with a solid warranty. It's also an excellent idea to line the window frame with newspaper before you attempt to remove the sash and replace any broken glass. This will shield you from any sharp shards that might fall in the process as well as to protect the trim of your home or molding. Condensation Build-Up The good fact is that condensation between window panes is totally normal. It's caused by a difference between air temperature and humidity levels that cause water vapour in the air to condense when it touches cold impenetrable surfaces such as windows. Usually this is beneficial, especially in winter as it can help prevent heat loss. If you notice that your windows are appearing like they're cloudy, with a film of moisture on them, it's time to call in a professional Glazier. This is an indication that the air gap' seal between the two glass panes is beginning to break down and is letting moisture into the window. You can stop this by using dehumidifiers, improving ventilation, or using de-icing agents. There are also professional companies that can help fix condensation build-up in double glazed windows by drilling holes into the window unit and then injecting or pumping a special desiccant in order to eliminate the excess moisture. This is a more involved process that requires the sealed unit to be removed from the frame, opening up each glass pane, cleaning them thoroughly and then filling them with desiccant prior to sealing up again. This is typically more expensive however, window it's essential to check that the company you choose is insured and is registered with FENSA. It is important to keep in mind that altering your double glazed windows is not advised and will cause the windows to be damaged and invalidate any warranties. If you have a warranty on your windows it's always recommended to let the company be aware of any issues that arise as it is accountable for the replacement of windows that are covered under warranty. Also, any damage incurred through tampering will likely not be covered under your warranty, so it's better to seek expert advice before trying any DIY fixes. This is particularly applicable to older units, since they're often more prone than newer ones to fail. If this happens, it's best to replace the whole glass panel. You'll then have brand new windows that will last for years. Scratches It is not uncommon for double glazed windows to be impacted by scratches on their surfaces. This can be a result of environmental factors or can even be caused by the way the window was originally installed. Fortunately, the majority of these scratches are superficial and can be easily repaired with some do-it-yourself home remedies. If your windows are scratched to the extent where you can feel them with your fingernail, it is best to seek out a professional for help to ensure that the glass surface is restored to its original state. Superficial scratches are caused by objects scraping against the glass surface of your windows, such as pet claws, tree branches and abrasive materials used when cleaning. These scratches can often be removed with non-abrasive solutions like iron oxide or polishes made from cerium dioxide. You'll have to apply these products until the scratch disappears. Scratches can also be caused by sanding the wood trim around your windows. It can happen during construction work. These scratches can be difficult to repair. However, a mixture of baking soda and water can aid in smoothing out the buffed surface and remove any remaining scratch. Metal polish can be used to get rid of more severe scratches. Add a small amount the product to a microfibre or cotton cloth and gently rub over the affected area in a circular motion. Be careful not to apply too much pressure, because this could cause further damage to the window. Once the surface is smooth, use a damp cloth to remove any excess polish residue. If you have a particularly deep scratch that you can't seem to remove, consider purchasing a non-abrasive glass polish. It is available at any DIY store. Follow the instructions on the package. Alternatively, you can use nail polish to smooth the area and cover any small scratches on your window glass. Ensure that the nail polish is clean and only applied to the scratched area of your window. Haze The appearance of fog in your double-pane window indicates that the airtight seal between the two panes of glass has deteriorated. This needs to be fixed immediately so that moisture and dirt do not build up between the glass panes. This could damage the glass and reduce its transparency. There are many options to remove haze from your double pane windows. One option is to use a spray to defog the windows. However, this is only a temporary solution. If you're looking for a long-lasting solution, you should consult an experienced glass company. They can repair the issue or replace gaskets as needed. Another way to solve haze in double glazing repair Staines glazed windows is to drill small holes into the window frame, using a carbide-tipped drill. Then, you can tuck in a desiccate bag into these holes and wash the window with rubbing alcohol. The water will help to clear the haze as well as clean the window. It is essential to keep your windows well maintained and regularly cleaned to avoid fogging. This will let you see through the double panes and enjoy the stunning view from your backyard or at home. It is also important to ensure that your home has adequate ventilation. This will ensure that any condensation is swiftly eliminated, rather than being allowed to settle and reseal the window. In addition to the regular cleaning and maintenance You should also make sure that your windows are installed. The installation of your windows must be done by an experienced glazing company. This will ensure that the gaskets are installed properly and have a perfect fit. It is also a good idea to have your windows fixed as soon as you can before they begin to show signs of wear and tear. This will help to avoid expensive double pane window repairs. Typically, insulated double-glazed windows are built to last for about 20 years. This is because they're designed to stand up to various conditions like extremely cold temperatures, extreme heat, humidity and frequent closing and opening. However, it's important to remember that the typical lifespan of double glazed windows may be reduced by improper installation or faulty materials.