Double glazing repair - condensation 

Great video, couple of questions, one of my windows is high up, could I drill it from the inside of the house? Is the window still as effective with regards to heat loss etc after drilling? Do the little drying out pellets disappear / dissolve?

Once you've got holes drilled it's easy to exchange the humid air inside the window using a hoover on one of the holes. Do it when the air is very low humidity.

WOW! Thank you sooooo much for making this excellent & informative video going to order a kit now!!

a great job and neatly done...now i do have to ask is why the unit failed in the first place?,,,perhaps the outer seal around the glass is letting moisture in? and will it soon happen again wonder what is the best way to fix the problem ....i now have several windows that i installed myself twenty years ago that are suffering from condensation ingress and

GREAT VIDEO!!! I'll save this to show any of my friends that have this issue. Are you still happy with how it's working?

A hair dryer aimed at the glass will work easier and faster than humidity absorbent pellets.

Thank you, I learnt something new there and now have another option to offer clients (after trying my self of course). I would also loke to add that double glazing cavity comes sealed with an inert dense gas called Argon (sometimes Xenon,) as it is these are more dense than our atmosphere (air), it is a major part of the insulation protecting from the cold (or heat I guess :)

Excellent video. Very informative and is going to save a lot of people a lot of money. One question..... I am see a lot of surface water marks/cloudiness on the inside of some windows, in areas that look dry. Does this kit remove those marks??

Nice to know, another cool video thanks.

Very informative. Thanks for the upload

Our double glazing has laminated on the outside and toughened on the inside - will this still work?

Do you know if the manufacturer has dobe trsts on how this affects the U rating of a typical dg window? Just wondering as I'm dreading fuel bills again this winter

A couple of questions if I can,So how long did it stay clear for after been fixed? Do you drill the inside glass?

Thanks for the video- just wondering if you still happy with the result

Hi, has it stood the test of time? Thanks

When u say u could have done a better job in what way u only drilled two holes so what would u do differently ?

Make sure your drill is OFF hammer action.

A window salesman were asking us for £6000 for window replacement in our bathroom.

And if it's toughened big bang😁

Great video, I have one question, is this kit suitable for tempered safety glass? Every video on RU-vid shows people trying to drill into safety glass only for it to explode. After fitting a new door lock one of the panes of toughened glass exploded. I replaced that glass but now I have condensation….I want to drill a hole but I don’t want it to explode! Any advice would be appreciated.

Works great thanks xx

Can yo drill from the inside instead of the outside Edd

The aluminium spacers already contain a dessicant. Better to try to get his out and dry it off somehow?

Can this be used on curved Dg units

edd how his the window glazing repair holding up

Great result but don't attempt this on a toughened panel, it'll shatter into a thousand pieces.

Are these still effective as we go into a winter? Thanks

Hi mate , just wondering, if the glass has breather plugs doesn’t that compromise the amount of cold affect your window?

The contents of that kit are pretty standard that cost no more than £10

Worth mentioning that these kits will only work on windows that are NOT stamped with a BS (British Standard) tempered glass.

Surpirsed you did not show the actual drilling of the glass

you say you learned a lot and would do a better job next time. it would be good if you gave some drips of the lessons you learned.

Do you have rhinophyma?

40 quid,?. I'm in the glass trade and you'll get that unit for 50 quid at most..plus you get a garentee with it..