Double glazed windows with thick multi-layered glass panes are pretty standard across modern homes in Britain, and condensation inside the glass is a common problem as well.

But once you do know how to stop condensation on double glazed windows in winter, you'll have far less damp-related issues to deal with.

Whether you have single, double, or triple-glazed windows, there's a number of rules every Irish household should follow to help prevent condensation and mould, according to an expert.

Additional glazing "With triple glazing up to 40% more thermally efficient than most uPVC double glazing, the extra layers can also help to reduce draughts, condensation and cold spots.

"Whether you have single, double or triple-glazed windows, proper ventilation is always the best way to reduce condensation," Allan advised.

"For double and triple-glazed windows, condensation between the layers of glass is indicative of a problem, such as the air-tight seal failing and letting the insulating gas out.

Whether you have single, double, or triple-glazed windows, there's a number of rules every Irish household should follow to help prevent condensation and mould, according to an expert.

"Whether you have single, double or triple-glazed windows, proper ventilation is always the best way to reduce condensation," he says.