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Condensation occurs when moisture-laden warm air strikes a cold, dry surface, such as a basement wall or window. A similar thing happens with cold water passing through copper pipes. Fortunately, minor condensation issues can be reduced substantially with a few inexpensive precautions. Difficulty: Easy.
In homes, it might occur on surfaces such as windows, bathroom walls and cold-water pipes. When interior humidity levels are too high relative to cooler outdoor temperatures, condensation can form on the coldest surface in a room â often the glass in a window or door. While windows and doors do not cause condensation, they may be one of the first places it shows up.