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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.
If your basement continues to stay wet as a result of water or ice forming on pipes and windows, you may be promoting mold growth. Use pipe sleeves, fiberglass, or other insulation materials to wrap your pipes or cover your windows to prevent condensation in cold or freezing outdoor temperatures.