They are non-scratch so you can feel safe using them to clean your pots and pans and the colourful patterns of the scouring surface of these sponges acts as a protective layer, keeping them efficient for longer. I also doubt you will find a more dedicated group of people that work for them - I have had personnel experience of their dedication and support. I will always buy Swift as a result. We think our caravan is fantastic and can easily put up with condensation. (Lets face it - we only experience it for a few months of the year). Is there anything available to absorb the water and is there a problem building up with damp underneath the windows?

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Agree with you Mike - they obviously haven't stayed in a caravan when it is way below freezing. Totally pointless having good insulation and having to open windows (however little) and little in icy blasts!! Mind you still can't understand why we DIDN'T have any condensation over Hogmanay when it didn't get above zero all week. Wish I knew. We're off to look at motorhomes in Glasgow this weekend - unfortunately has given the two Swift ones we were looking at (amongst others) a minus point before we start as they have metal framed windows. Could be the first time in over 20 years we will buy a non Swift stable product. Dermatologicially tested, the gloves have a soft interior made with cotton fibres that are enriched with sweet almond oil, known for its moisturising benefits. My van is a 2005 Abbey with aluminium window frames and persistent condensation issues with this type of window.

They're also treated with an antibacterial treatmentto protect against the development of bacteria and bad odours, so they're ideal for use in your kitchen and bathroom. Versatile and strong, these washups are ideal for everyday cleaning. They're designed with unique anti-grease technology, for longer-lasting, more efficient cleaning. They're also designed with a specially contoured 'nail-guard' for improved grip. Thanks to their special coating, these cloths stay flexible when they dry out, they won't go stiff and rigid to make them unusable. I have been thinking fitting thin strips of foam, (or some thing similar), that would do the job to soak up the moisture.

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A drip strip designed to shed or channel water away from the head of exposed doors. Particularly suitable for outward opening doors. The RP67 requires an allowance of 50mm overlap each side of the door opening. x 20mm x 3.3m long | 20mm x 25mm x 3.3m long | 20mm x 30mm x 3.3m long | 20mm x 40mm x 3.3m long | 20mm x 50mm x 3.3m long | 20mm x 100mm x 3.3m long I think most caravans suffer with condensation to some degree in very cold weather. To make it easy to clean up in the morning I've just purchsed a product called Spontex Drip Strip. It's on a 6 metre roll which you cut to lenght. It is highly absorbent and you just squeeze it out and use it again. I brought it in Focus DIY. p>Discover, Protect 100 disposable gloves by Spontex, the perfect partners for all your daily activities!

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x 25mm x 3.3m long | 25mm x 30mm x 3.3m long | 25mm x 40mm x 3.3m long | 25mm x 50mm x 3.3m long | 25mm x 100mm x 3.3m long Neoprene Foam Seals are a high quality self adhesive foam strip, ideal for weatherproofing windows, doors and hatches. The foam creates a waterproof seal and is great for stopping draughts. Ideal for people with allergies or sensitive skin, these hypoallergenic gloves are 100% latex free and dermatologically tested. They're thin and supple, yet strong and resistant to bleach. They leave hands feeling soft and silky, even after several uses and they have a delicate sweet almond perfume, so there is no lingering latex smell.

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x 6mm x 4m long | 1.5mm x 9mm x 4m long | 1.5mm x 12mm x 4m long | 1.5mm x 15mm x 4m long | 1.5mm x 19mm x 4m long | 1.5mm x 25mm 4m long | 1.5mm x 30mm 4m long | 1.5mm x 35mm x 4m long | 1.5mm x 40mm 4m long | 1.5mm x 50mm 4m long | 1.5mm x 100mm x 4m Thanks for your comments and whilst talking to your window manufacturers, would you ask about the small slits at the base and if they are there to drain and if yes - where does the water go. We looked at motor homes before buying our Stirling. We loved the Swift Bolero with silver sides, smart windows and a fantastic interior. But we decided pound for pound the caravan gave us the space we wanted - hence the Elite.

Thanks Andy - unfortunately on many occasions when the temperature is low (well below freezing - we were minus 14 at night over New year) the answer is not to open the windows on the night setting, you can imagine I am sure just how cold it is by an open window, not great when it is a large one by the fixed bed!!! Are these windows used in all your motorhomes (we are looking to change to a motorhome and were thinking of the new low profile, 4 belted seats fixed bed versions). We too have metal framed windows in our Sterling and have also suffered at times from very wet frames in the morning - whoever opens the blinds wipes the frames. Opening windows in very cold conditions is definitely not an option especially when one of those windows is a few inches from me when in bed!!!! However, we were away at New Year in similar temperatures to you, in fact I don't think it got above freezing all week, the fire was on blown air 24/7 for the whole week - in the mornings we only had condensation on the window over the sink in the kitchen area, all the others were dry as a bone; why? - I have no idea, we'd obviously got the temperature right somehow. When away in extreme conditions we open the extractor rooflight and run the extractor when cooking and for about 5 minutes after otherwise we don't open the windows - ridiculous to heat the van and then open windows to let in the freezing air. x 12mm x 4m long | 12mm x 15mm x 4m long | 12mm x 19mm x 4m long | 12mm x 25mm x 4m long | 12mm x 30mm x 4m long | 12mm x 35mm 4m long | 12mm x 40mm 4m long | 12mm x 50mm x 4m long | 12mm x 100mm x 4m