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Old 02-07-2016, 04:24 PM   #1
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Watery windows...

Recently, I went on a trip to the Pacific Northwest (cold and moist). Every morning we would wake up and there would be a lot of moisture on the windows and everywhere else.

So, how do you prevent this from happening?

Appreciate any assistance.
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Use a dehumidifier.

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Dehumidifier, or open a vent slightly. It is condensation due to the temperature difference.
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Venting is one way, I would use a dehumidifier. If you have enough moisture to wet the inside of your windows then you're getting moisture in other places you wouldn't want. A small unit will do the trick.

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Keep your vents open at night maybe even crack a bedroom window.
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Cross ventilation. Have a window open in the front and one in the rear. You could also crack open the roof vent.

If vented properly, you do not need a dehumidifier
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