Caring for windows

Maintenance of PVC windows

• Protective foil profiles must be removed immediately after completion of finishing construction works.

 Very common mistake after the installation of PVC windows is not to remove protective film for months. During this time, it can burn the sun on the outside, thus , its removal is extremely difficult and there is a risk of it remain the windows . Another example is when the room is smoke and protective film is not removed. This leads to a difference in the color of the exposed portion of PVCprofila and the portion covered with foil . Windows explicitly stated that the maximum period for removing the protective film is 3 months . To remove the protective film, DO NOT use sharp tools such as knives, spatulas , needles and other sharp instruments. Soak with lukewarm water sticker and remove it carefully by using a soft cloth to clean the water.
 

• At least twice a year treat with special grease or oil for sewing machine the opening and closing of PVC windows, so called. hardware. Thus reduces the dry friction and ensure longer life of your windows.
  
• After the construction work, check carefully all fitting components for the presence of spray of lime, cement, plaster and similar materials. If there is any such splashing remove them, because they can lead to functional damage due to blockade of the fitting.
  

• Check once or twice a year the condition of rubber seals, paying special attention to the seals on the outside that are exposed to direct sunlight.
  

• PVC profiles must NOT be treated with abrasives, and grinding equipment.
  

Their use ensures damage the surface of the windows, which can never be restored to its original appearance. Read carefully all the products you use to clean the windows. Light debris on the surface of the frames can be cleaned with warm water. If heavily soiled, we recommend special cleaners for PVC.
 
Causes of condensation on your PVC windows

Before you begin to ask yourself questions related to moisture and its appearance is necessary to know where and how they are displayed:

• Most often in chores - cook, laundry, etc..;
  
• If the building is new construction - often observed occurrence of moisture in new buildings facing north;
  
• Water vapor from the bathroom, laundry room and more.;
  
• From the breath of man or animals, as well as indoor plants (night person produces an average of 400 g of water);
  
• Water and aqueous solutions used for cleaning.
  

Where do you most often this occur on the premises?

• The windows in the bathroom, kitchen and bedroom;
• In the corners and around them;
• On the wall behind the furniture;
• In sills.

Higher humidity is the cause of condensation on the windows.

Therefore we recommend:

• Often ventilate the premises in which you live;
  
• Take care of the good insulation of the house;
  
• Place insulation or sun glass - this is achieved by using LowE (K) or ENERGY windows;
  
• Consult with specialists to place heaters
  

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