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hester
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04 May 2016 12:31 AM
Check the windows for peeled or damaged caulk. If you find a damaged caulk remove the caulk and then clean the window before you put in a new caulk. Also check the sealant between the window frame and glass. If the sealant fails moisture may form between the two panes of glass. You may find that the sealant is loose and is not watertight. Seal the glass with a silicone caulk. Check the sill so that it is pitched to drain water to the exterior. I found these tips in an article online. If that does not help try calling for professional help. I too had a similar problem and it was fixed by clera windows.
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