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Wet windows with mildew as result
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2010/3/27 13:27
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I have a big problem. I'm living in Japan now for around half a year and I realised that my window is nearly always wet despite the fact that I always ventilate my room. I already know about these one-layer windows... this stuff is so old that even my parents didn't experience it anymore...
So I have the problem that after today's cleaning I realised there was so much mildew that I got shocked. No wonder all Japanese have allergies if they live with this stuff!
So I have a question: How can I prevent the wndows from getting wet?! Because after drying them with a towel they got wet again 10 minutes afterwards...
I don't want to get ill!!
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by shunima
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You should move out of your house if you can. I can't imagine such a humid house in early spring.
Take care of yourself.
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by Yoshi (guest)
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Find out the source of the moisture & fix the problem, from the kitchen, bathroom or leak from outside/upstairs? If the moisture is coming from within your apartment and regular airing/ventilation do not help, buy a dehumidifier which also dry your clothes in Tsuyu season.. Destroy any mold spore with chlorine but make sure to look behind any normally invisible places/spaces.
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by ay (guest)
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