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you could make a few holes in the seal to ventilate it. Then add some thermal glazing on the inside.
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If you want to keep the nice glass then secondary glaze on the inside.
An extremely cheap solution that will work immediately while you work out something prettier is that heat shrink film you can get from any DIY place - like thick clingfilm, comes with a roll of double-sided tape, get it taut with a hairdryer. What's the finish on the reveal/frame? Gloss is best for the tape to stick, but it'll work okay on other stuff. Get the surface as dry as possible first, so you don't get annoying condensation in between.
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I love the window in our en-suite but as it's only single glazed (only window in the bathroom too) it's causing major issues with condensation and mold...
We don't use the bathroom for showering as the one downstairs has a nicer shower so it's only used as a toilet / brushing teeth etc.
There's a small heated towel rail which is turned up to max and we leave the fan on as long as possible during the mornings but it doesn't seem to help.
Is there anything else i can do?
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