Re: moisture and mould on inside of windows

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> The inside of my windows are getting very wet, I don't understand

> what's causing it since it's cold out and it's not humid indoors. It

> must be condensation on the windows but I didn't used to get it at

> other places I lived at. If it s condensation, there's an awful lot

> of it. What can be done to eliminate or at least reduce this?

>

> Elyse

>

Try opening a window. It is important to get fresh air circulation. There was a

discussion

of this topic a few weeks ago, maybe you could search the msgs. I get some too,

it is fairly

normal in cold climates; however, it sounds like yours may be more than normal.

Is your

furnace venting properly? How about a vent in the bathroom? I turn on my vent

fans when I

start getting a build up of condensation, or I open a window a few inches at the

top of my

stairs, on the highest floor of the home, to get air flow moving. At any rate,

it sounds like

there is a source of moisture (furnace, stove, shower, dryer) that is not

getting vented

properly.