UK households are being told to leave table salt on window sills during autumn to help tackle a common problem in the colder months.

With autumn on its way, people will begin to notice condensation creeping in on their windows and doors.

Condensation becomes more common as homes heat up and outdoor temperatures drop, causing warm indoor air to collide with cold glass.

Over time, this moisture build-up can lead to damp patches, mould and even potential health risks.

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A 2024 report by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government revealed that 6.5 million households, around 23 percent of all UK homes, could be affected by damp and mould in the upcoming years, highlighting just how widespread the problem is.

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