
Surface Temperature Differences Create Condensation When Vapor Passes Through
Temperatures differ between interior and exterior, these temperatures bring vapor in the form of moisture. This is a common example of window condensation in winter. If the window is wood ( organic surface) it can easily be affected by mold and eventually rot.
Keeping the surface temperature above dew point will help reduce condensation. Common locations for condensation are :
- Attic Can Lights
- Cathedral Ceilngs
- Bath Fan Exhausts
- Bedroom Windows