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Why do windows steam up on the outside?

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Why do windows steam up on the outside?

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The process is called Condensation. When the warm air from outside hits the cold glass of the window, it cools down and condenses to form condensation. This also happens in car windows and glass doors. If you try to wipe the condensation off with your hand it will mark the glass and can be a nightmare to clean off.

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I think you will find that anything after Windows 95 will be fine, they are not steam powered and are run by a thing called elektikity or something like that!.

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