If your old windows were drafty, those cracks did more than just let in the wind; they allowed excess moisture to escape outdoors. Your new windows are better insulated, so indoor humidity can't escape. Windows do not cause condensation and they also can't eliminate condensation.
How do I stop condensation on my windows in the winter?
Limit the amount of humidity being produced in the home or entering it. Ventilate the home to remove excess moisture. Dehumidify the air in the home to bring the relative humidity below the 60%. Heat and insulate homes evenly to try to prevent cold spots that will provoke condensation.
How do you stop condensation on windows overnight?
Ways to Absorb and Stop Condensation on Windows Overnight
- Open the window. ...
- Turn on the air conditioning. ...
- Turn on fans. ...
- Open your drapes and curtains. ...
- Move your plants. ...
- Close the door. ...
- Try a window condensation absorber. ...
- Use a moisture eliminator.