One certain way not to detect a failed window seal is by putting your hand on the glass. Unless it's 37 degrees below zero outside, it's doubtful that the "feel test" will work. Instead, examine the glass itself. Fogging, hazing, or moisture between the two panes of glass mean that a window seal has fogged. While a window can certainly fail and not have any moisture between the two panes, it's more common to see moisture between the two panes.
Don't jump to conclusions, though. Do your CSI work carefully. Clean the inside and the outside of the window so you're certain that you're not looking at external moisture. Also, sometimes the glass itself may be hazed through a failure of the glass or through overspray from painting.
Don't jump to conclusions, though. Do your CSI work carefully. Clean the inside and the outside of the window so you're certain that you're not looking at external moisture. Also, sometimes the glass itself may be hazed through a failure of the glass or through overspray from painting.
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