So when we moved into our house the previous owners had replaced all the windows with brand new double panes. Except for two small windows. The area where they are located is an addition, and has no direct heating duct in the room; it relies on air from the adjacent hallway and kitchen pass thru for heat. Although the climate here is pretty mild (San Francisco Bay Area), there are certain days where there is condensate on these two windows in the morning. I know what is happening; the window gets cold because it's only 1 pane, and because the air inside the room is cold also (no direct heat), the inside air drops below it's dewpoint and condensate forms. It evaporates pretty quickly, and is doing no real damage to the window casing, but I was wondering how to fix it. It only happens about two weeks out of the year. I don't think there is really a way, sans replacing the window with double pane. Thanks in advance

I am three parts through staining a set of pine wardrobe doors and am fast running out of stain /varnish---- Ronseal Quick dry varnish ''Natural Pine''. This is now discontinued and non of the rest of the range is even a close match, or other manufacturers ranges either. Has any one any ideas - perhaps a nearby old fashioned hardware shop with some old stock, or someone with a part tin on his shelf I could purchase Desparate Oneeleven