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I’m helping a customer with some miscellaneous items around the house and she asked me to help her figure out why her windows have so much water build up on them during the winter. It’s not a leak she says. Condensation seams to be the logical assumption, sooooo…..how do you fix this problem?
Will
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Reduce the interior humdity level and/or raise the temp level of the interior glass.
That answers your question.
But to figure out HOW to reduce the humdity level you need to find the cause.
We need 3 things, Details, Details, AND DETAILS.
Age of the house, construction, type of foundation and soil. Type of heat, location, etc.