As the temperatures grow colder, we often find ourselves cranking up the heat or blocking out chilly drafts. But while we’re busy winterizing our homes to keep it warm and cozy, we could unknowingly be causing condensation around our windows.
Essentially, condensation is caused by excess moisture or humidity in the air happens when the warm air inside makes contact with the cold glass, releasing excess moisture as droplets as it cools. Not only can such conditions encourage mold in your home and damage windows, but if left untreated, can seriously affect your health if mold spores are inhaled.
