I swear by this £55 window cleaning gadget that gets rid of condensation

If it wasn't for the likes of Mrs Hinch dropping her favourite home cleaning products online, we wouldn't be here - and this product has helped change the cleaning game for many people with all of the UK's recent wet and miserable weather.

Keeping condensation away from our homes is vital to avoid mould build-ups, and writer Narin Flanders knew this all too well. Windows covered in moisture and having to clean them every morning was enough to push Narin into trialling the Karcher Window Vac to try and combat the issues - and for a £55 new gadget, it seemed to be worth the investment.

Here we look at what to expect from the Karcher Window Vac and how well it works on particularly damp windows which need all the help they can get.

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I had tubs of damp busting crystals on every window ledge - goodness only knows what sort of waterfalls I'd have had otherwise - and a dehumidifier to try and minimise the impact of drying washing in the house, but was unconvinced spending money on another pricey gadget was the right thing to do.

So instead, I kept wiping. It was relentless, miserable and made every morning feel like a particularly damp Groundhog Day. It was the smiley face that one of my children had drawn in the condensation, leaving inevitable fingerprints on the glass even once I'd wiped the moisture away, that made me crack and start looking at my options.

As a shopping writer I was familiar with Karcher but, being aware of the premium price tags that accompany their high-tech cleaning gadgetry, I couldn't justify the cost of their window vac, even if with all the positive