Water droplets on inside of windows

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Don
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Once every few months, we bought them last year and replaced the cake once then when the heating goes off and windows are open 24/7 they go back in the loft. Have just got them out again.
 
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Just installed a nuaire drimaster in the loft, so far so good, we live in an old cottage with damp/ condensation issues. This morning when I woke up there were no drops on any of the windows and the air feels fresher throughout the whole house.
 
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Just installed a nuaire drimaster in the loft, so far so good, we live in an old cottage with damp/ condensation issues. This morning when I woke up there were no drops on any of the windows and the air feels fresher throughout the whole house.

If you have one of these I suggest you have air tiles at the high points in your loft to let the hot air out.
 
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Soldato
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I don't understand the fascination with dehumidifying.

Condensation on your windows is nature's way of dehumidifying, just grab a tissue, wipe, and bin it. There, dehumidified.

Why pay money to get an electronic device to stop the water in the air from getting attracted to the cold windows?
 
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