Overview

• Katie Mansfield of California Shutters says rubbing a raw potato on interior glass leaves a starchy film that helps limit moisture build-up.
• The method involves slicing a potato, rubbing the cut side over the window, then wiping away excess with a dry cloth without rinsing.
• Coverage from Tom’s Guide, York Press and Manchester Evening News highlights the tip for tackling seasonal condensation reported on October 13.
• Reports explain that condensation increases in colder months as warm, moist indoor air cools rapidly on cold window surfaces.
• Articles recommend pairing the hack with airflow and dehumidifiers, and York Press notes a single baking potato costs about 24p at Aldi and Tesco.