I posted on another home forum about removing the condensation between the panes in my two 51" x 61" picture windows. I bought the house in December when there wasn't much condensation, but now it's pretty bad. The people who responded to post noted that I'd have to have the glass replaced entirely. That's looking to be around $700 - $800. But I saw a Yellow Pages add that advertised a company that could defog windows. So I started reading about it on the internet (which always requires scrutiny and skepticism) and there are a number of companies saying that, in many situations, windows can be defogged.
Here are a few:
http://www.defogit.com/
http://www.defogusa.com/HowItWorks.html
http://www.wcofa.com/
http://www.ccwwi.com/Default.html
Here's an article in the Ottawa newspaper about it:
http://www.ccwwi.com/images/Ottawa_Citizen_Article.pdf
Is this defogging process truly possible? effective? Anybody tried it?
BTW, the person who used to own this house is no longer living and I can't find out who installed the windows. AFGD is stamped inside the window and I talked to the local dealer of this glass manufacturing company. They said I'd have to find the contractor who installed the windows to initiate any warranty that may be valid on the windows .... basically a dead end for me.
Hoping for an inexpensive solution, but trying to be realistic....
Alex Z
Knoxville, TN
Here are a few:
http://www.defogit.com/
http://www.defogusa.com/HowItWorks.html
http://www.wcofa.com/
http://www.ccwwi.com/Default.html
Here's an article in the Ottawa newspaper about it:
http://www.ccwwi.com/images/Ottawa_Citizen_Article.pdf
Is this defogging process truly possible? effective? Anybody tried it?
BTW, the person who used to own this house is no longer living and I can't find out who installed the windows. AFGD is stamped inside the window and I talked to the local dealer of this glass manufacturing company. They said I'd have to find the contractor who installed the windows to initiate any warranty that may be valid on the windows .... basically a dead end for me.
Hoping for an inexpensive solution, but trying to be realistic....
Alex Z
Knoxville, TN