In winter, a fairly large amount of condensation appears on the window after each meal is prepared.
This can also happen in the morning or evening hours when there is a temperature change.
You can wipe the windows endlessly, but it’s better to use an effective life hack.
What should be put on the window to reduce condensation?
What are we talking about?
It turns out that it is enough to put ordinary rock salt on the windowsill, which is probably in every home.
Salt absorbs moisture and is great at dealing with unpleasant odors. It can also slow down mold growth.
This is a cheap way to reduce humidity caused by condensation. Rock salt is non-toxic and relatively effective.
Earlier we wrote about how to properly peel a pomegranate so as not to splash juice all over the place.
