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Property expert's 'effective' condensation tip that banishes '90% of steam'

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It can be a real annoyance waking up in the morning to find condensation covering all of your windows.Not only is it an eyesore, but it can also pose some potential health risks especially for those with respiratory conditions, as it can lead to damp and mould.However, according to one home expert, there are a few "effective" ways to help banish it - and one that is said to prevent 90 percent of steam.James Berry, deputy chief executive of the Property Care Association (PCA), said: “Issues with condensation and mould are usually more apparent in winter as the external air temperature is low.“Mould is often the first indication that there is an issue with high humidity but condensation can present itself as water running down internal surfaces, leading to staining, peeling decoration and rot.“Heating rooms to keep them dry is one way to try and avoid mould developing, but this isn’t always an affordable option, especially for anyone struggling to pay their heating bills."Here are James' tips for banishing condensation, as reported by the Express.The winter weather may make this difficult, but whenever there's a dry, sunny day, it's worth drying your laundry outside.

You can transfer it back inside if the weather takes a turn for the worst. This nifty hack is said to reduce steam by 90 percent.

For showers, open the bathroom window a little and keep the bathroom door shut while in there, keeping it closed until the steam has dispersed.Homeowners can also vacuum the dust out of window vents.When cooking, allow excess moisture to escape whenever it's sensible to do so by keeping windows and doors open.When cooking, keep lids on pans where possible and turn the heat down once the water has boiled.

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