Also, how old is the house? double-pane windows pretty regularly have their
seals go bad after 10-20 years, depending on a variety of factors. It's
just a design 'feature' you've gotta live with.

"Scott" wrote in message
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Thanks for your reply. No earthquake or hurricanes here... I imagine
it's
a low quality window - I will have to look into the warranty (I imagine
there is none left).

Scott

"willshak" wrote in message
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Scott wrote:

In between the panes of glass on almost all of the windows in my home,
I
have noticed an increase of condensation (small droplets of water and
'fogging').

Is there any way to resolve this problem without replacing all of the
windows? How can I identify the cause?


Thanks for any help -

If these are insulated windows (two panes of glass with an airspace
between), the seal between the two panes has broken. There is no way to
clean them out. After a while they will turn milky white in between. If
insulated glass, was this house in a hurricane or earthquake lately? You
might break a seal in a window or glass door by slamming it, but it is
very unusual for a number of window seals to fail at once.