condensation inside window

[TD42]

One of the front windows of my caravan is developing very heavy condensation between the 2 panels. I have removed the 2 bungs at the top & have tried drying it out by playing a hairdrier on the outer panel on which the condensation is forming,but I have not managed to clear it all,this morning it is actualy running down the inside.Has any one managed to cure condensation??? I do not fancy paying out £300 + if I can help it

 

[Rita1]

Ours mist you inbetween sometimes But we leave alone and it soon goes when the sun goes off it

Have you checked to make sure the window is not delaminating

 

[TD42]

Hi Rita , Unfortunatly you are right,the window has delaminated,whether through my attempts to dry it out with a hair dryer or not I do not know but it is now in two halfs.I have sent away for this stuff http://www.ebay.com/itm/261020457217?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649 to try beforr I commit to buying a new window

 

[paws]

HiTD42,
From the "write up" of the sealer being advertised on ebay, it sounds as though it will do the job, and at a fraction of the "replacement" costs....
When, and if you get a moment or two after you have used it.....any feedback on whether or not it lives up to its "write up" would be appreciated
Regards
paws

 

[TD42]

At the moment I am waiting for a reply from http://www.eeco-ltd.com/ as they say that they can repair delaminated windows
if they can & at a reasonable cost,I may let them do the repair as I would feel happier with a profesional job rather than a DIY job
I will post with the outcome either way though

 

[Rita1]

We have 2 front windows delaminating hubby took them out and put very strong tape on the to hold together

As they rarely get opened its really not a problem

We did get a 2nd hand one Never again we sent it back it was so badluy scratched you could not see through it

I found this whilst looking for other things

http://www.halesowencaravancentre.com/caravanshop/

 

[TD42]

well for members information an update on the relamination of my window. I opted to use the Exhaust Ejector co ltd (EECO) relamination service @£55 +£20P&P + VAT= £90, rather than doing the job myself using the addesive I bought from ebay @£12
I have to say that I am not entirely happy with the result.It would appear that they cannot remove the top hinge bar so this edge does not get re glued,The other 3 sides have had an unequal application of glue & the appearance is a bit messy.& the inside of the window still has the dried condensation tracks as the say they cannot get to the inside of the window to clean it.All in all a cost to me including postage & insurance to them a total cost of £117 I think on reflection I would have tried a repair using the addesive I bought from ebay & if this had not worked invested in a new window @£360