Why You Have Foggy Windows (and What to Do About It)

Few things are more annoying than waking up to see the view out of your window obscured by a hazy layer of condensation. Not only are foggy windows unsightly but they could also be a sign of a bigger issue. Let’s break down why your glass is fogging up and what you can do to keep it clear. 


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