There is one more method you can try before you remove the glass from your double pane window.
Double pane windows condensation between panes.
This option only removes moisture.
Here s what i learned about how to remove moisture from between window panes.
Double pane windows also called insulated or thermal windows are made with two panels of glass sandwiched over a spacer and sealant creating a space between the panes that is filled with air or with a gas usually argon or krypton.
Point a fan towards the drilled holes.
So i wondered if i could perform double pane foggy window repair myself.
The wood gets too wet and starts to rot and eventually the glass seal breaks down.
As windows age moisture can seep in between the panes.
It is this sealed space that gives the window most of its thermal performance.
Double pane foggy window repair can be done by drilling 2 small holes on the outside pane.
If you have double pane glass and the condensation is as you say in between the panes.
Double pane windows have a gap between the two layers of glass.
Most every window company i am aware of other than andersen the warranty for this is 10 years so you need to pay for new glass.
When condensation between double pane windows forms the seal on the glass is broken.
If not properly sealed or if the seal has worn the interior of the window can fog up due to the collection of moisture and condensation.
A critical temperature known as the dew point exists where these water droplets will be forced so close together that they merge into visible liquid in a process called condensation.
In an older home it s not uncommon to see condensation in between the glass on some of the windows.
In double panes two panes are separated by a sealed pocket of inert gas.
You have a seal failure and need to replace the glass.
Doing so will increase the air flow between the window panes thus causing the moisture to evaporate.
Double pane windows have a layer of gas usually argon or air trapped between two panes of glass that acts as insulation to reduce heat loss through the window.