Wall condensation occurs when warm, humid air comes into contact with cooler surfaces, such as exterior walls, causing moisture to condense into liquid droplets. High indoor humidity from everyday activities and poor ventilation can lead to persistently damp walls, particularly in areas with limited airflow or no exhaust fans. Over time, this can cause staining, warped drywall, and mold growth. While the best solution depends on the exact source of the moisture, there are several ways to reduce condensation and prevent it from recurring.
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