How does indoor humidity affect window condensation?
Excessive humidity is the cause of most window condensation. As the outside temperature drops, the window glass temperature also drops. When moist air comes in contact with the cold glass pane, the moisture condenses and forms water droplets. Determining when the condensation will occur and preventing it depends on the energy efficiency of the window, the relative indoor humidity of the home, and the exterior and interior temperature. In winter, is it a good idea to use a humidifier in my home? While some people may find it easier to breathe humidified air, humidification can sometimes have negative side effects. Humidifiers need to be cleaned regularly. If not, molds and bacteria can live in them. Also, it the air is humidified excessively, condensation and other excess humidity-related problems can occur. On the plus side, humidified air can help reduce static electricity in carpets, shrinkage in wood furniture, and wall cracks sometimes caused by over drying. You must carefully weig
