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� I�ixit-Moisture Problems Page 3 of 6 <br /> , track. You may see a bit more spring to the metal. Check the weatherstripping <br /> at the meeting rail, where the upper and lower sashes meet. Try to re-spnng the <br /> metal here as well. You may need to replace your weatherstripping. <br /> Recommended publications: C`aull:in�� a�Id �Veatherstl�ippin17. ��'i�ldo���s a�t�l <br /> I)oocs <br /> Back to beginning of or <br /> Triple pane windows, with frost buildup <br /> I had new windows installed.• double pane wood on the inside, single pane <br /> aluminum on the outside, giving me triple pane windows. I also had a new <br /> picture window installed, which has double pane glass. The picture window <br /> has about two inches of frost buildup around the bottom and about a quarter <br /> of the way up the sides. The rest of the windows fog up between the wood- <br /> framed panes and on the inside of the aluminum window: Is this normal or are <br /> they all leaking air? <br /> Frost or sweat on the windows comes from a significant temperature difference <br /> between inside and outside air and the amount of humidity indoors. The <br /> greater the temperature difference, and the higher the humidity,the more likely <br /> the problem. In very cold weather, a certain amount of frost may be inevitable, <br /> but in most cases moisture buildup on windows can and should be avoided. In <br /> the long run, moisture can ruin window frames and other building materials. <br /> Because your new windows are tighter and more energy efficient, more <br /> humidity is trapped indoors waiting to condense on cold surfaces. At the same <br /> time,there may be too much uncontrolled air leakage around the window <br /> frame, if the area was not sealed properly after installation. This could explain <br /> the moisture on the inner surface of the storm window. <br /> Remedies include caulking and weatherstripping any cracks betweeri the <br /> window and the wall. Adding exhaust fans or other ventilation devices is a <br /> good way to keep humidity down. Make sure that exhaust fans are equipped <br /> with well insulated ductwork. Also,whenever adjusting household ventilation, <br /> make sure that the air supply is adequate for your combustion appliances, such <br /> � as the furnace,water heater, and fireplace. <br /> For more immediate frost control on the storm windows, consider opening the <br /> weep holes, located at the bottom of the storm window frame. Or, prop open <br /> the storm window about 1/4 inch. This would provide more moisture relief and <br /> still maintain most of the storm window's performance. <br /> Recommended publications: C'aull:in�,� �111CI �����UI1lfSLl'1���1111�!, H011lt �Ioistur�. <br /> ���in�lu���s �in�l U����r� � � <br /> Back to beginning of or <br /> I can't open the door unless I use a biow dryer to melt the ice... <br /> I live in an apartment. Since my skin and nose get so dry from the air during <br /> the winter, I purchased a couple of small humidifiers for my living room and <br /> bedroom. I've had the humidiry level at about 40 percent by the <br /> http://www.commerce.state.mn.us/pages/Energy/InfoCenter/FixIdfixit04.htm 2/16/O 1 <br />
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