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Is there any window condensation that’s temporary?

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Is there any window condensation that’s temporary?

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There are two causes of temporary window condensation, and they normally disappear after a few weeks. First, there is moisture that comes from new construction or remodeling. There’s moisture in new wood, plaster and other building materials. When the heating season starts, this moisture gradually flows into the air of the home. After a few weeks, or at the most, a season of heating, this moisture will disappear. Second, this same type of moisture can accumulate in a milder form at the beginning of each heating season. During the summer, your house absorbs moisture. After the first few weeks of heating, your home will “dry out” and you’ll have less trouble with window condensation.

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