Window condensation be gone (temporarily!!)

[tobydog]

I saw this on the TV last night and haven't stopped shaking since!! Is this my long sought after answer to clearing my longstanding problem of window condensation each morning?. I know the condensation will still be there each morning and I still need to open the windows but in the winter it could work a dream. I did think to myself that something like this must exist but didn't go looking. Thoughts appreciated.

http://www.karcher.co.uk/uk/Products/Home__Garden/Window_cleaner.htm

 

[Moo]

Lots of mouth-watering information on that website, but Karcher seem to be remarkably shy when it comes to money. Any idea how much these miracle gadgets cost?

 

[tobydog]

Currys have them for £50. Worth every penny hopefully. They also get great reviews (5/5) in terms of gold stars from what I've found so far.

 

[agbagb]

A squeegee and cloth/sponge would be cheaper and probably as quick.

 

[tobydog]

I agree it would be cheaper but that's where I think any positives end. It drives me nuts doing it every day in the winter so I'm after a lazy solution. A squeegee and cloth always ends up a very soggy / messy affair with the amount of runoff we have on our multi paned windows.

 

[Flyfisher]

100ml tank capacity is not very large - less than 1/6th pint - if you have a serious condensation problem.
Might have to carry a bucket around to keep emptying it.

 

[JoceAndChris]

Oh, it does sound good though! Better than leaving the moisture on there! You might have plants in the room that would like the tank's emptyings?

 

[skier-hughes]

or you could drop it into an IBC and let Joce collect it each week :wink: