Help - water inside front window, any cure?

I'm sure your other half says that to you? Several times a day!!!  

  No  danger  of  that  Nuggy    --  You  are  addressing  the  original  Born  Bachelor  ere  I'll  have  you  know     !!

Thanks for the info muggy but I always thought the windows were vacuum sealed !!

 Hi PATMAU.  It may be worth looking HERE - where someone has obviously had a similar problem.  Hope this helps.

David 

I have spoken to companies who repair windows, and been told that even when brand new there is no vacuum in the void.

In hot weather there is a huge build up of pressure in the void and any weakness with the bonding could fail, allowing air to be pushed out through the crack. When the temperature drops the internal pressure also drops so air is then sucked back in. If there is rain water on the outside edge the water is also sucked in,

However many windows that have NOT delaminated do have low levels of moisture in them which appears when the window is warm and the outside air is cold. This should not be a problem and usually disappears.  

I too had this problem a year or so ago. I removed the plugs and on a warm dry day, placed the suction end of a vacuum cleaner over one opening, to draw warm dry air through and humid air out. It worked well. A little fogging has since appeared on a cold damp day.

I found it very helpful to use a hygrometer and choose a time when humidity is low., Hot sunny days can be humid with high moisture content in the air.  My air pump works using a diaphragm and was very quiet, just a gentle hum. No loud noise for me or the neighbours so I could leave it running for a few hours at a time.