I Had Enough of My Soggy Ramen – I Solved It With a 79 Cent Home Bargains Item

Do you ever get tired of waking up in this cold weather and the windows are dripping with condensation?

Luckily, one woman claims to have found a solution – and it only cost her 79 cents from Home Bargains.

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Post to her @the_anxious_cleaner account showed her how to purchase an Ambient Air dehumidifier from the store.

In a video she showed how her windows were soaking wet from condensation.

She wrote: “If this is what your windows look like in the morning, then you need one of these.”

The woman described how she picked up the dehumidifier pot and placed it near the windows after removing the lid.

She continued, “You need one.

“Only 79 cents at home bargains.

“Look at my windows next one morning.”

And another bonus is that her dehumidifier smells like cherries, so your room will smell incredible.

She showed how her windows were bone dry the next day after installing the dehumidifier.

The TikToker added: “We're using these in pretty much every upstairs window now because I'm so tired of how dirty the edges get from black mold due to condensation.

“Works a treat and won't break the bank.”

Many people were impressed by her striking before and after clips, and her video has racked up 2,600 likes.

One person wrote: “I use these, they are so good! Also very cheap at B&Ms.”

Another added: “These are so good, I have 1 on my smaller windows and 2 on the larger ones! they are really good.”

According to the Home Bargains website: “Interior dehumidifier is an easy and quick way to eradicate moisture and improve the air quality in your home.

“The special ones suck moisture and moisture from the surrounding atmosphere and retain it. “Especially useful for drying out damp areas, reducing condensation and preventing mold formation.

“Its small size allows it to be placed in cupboards or under the sink and used in caravans, boats or sheds, especially during the colder months when moisture is most prevalent.”

Condensation occurs when warm air comes into contact with a cold surface, as seen when we breathe, bathe and cook.

It can also happen if there is too much moisture in the house.

When moisture-filled warm air meets a colder surface, its temperature drops rapidly and water is released, which turns into liquid droplets on the surface.

There are several ways to reduce condensation in your home.

And there is no need to purchase expensive equipment; here are some free ways you can run a condensation-free household.

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