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Home Tip of the Day: 7 Ways to Reduce Humidity in Your Home

Andersen Windows + Doors shares recommendations for minimizing condensation on your windows this winter.
Victoria Keichinger

Are your windows covered in ice? You might assume this is a window problem, but it often is a moist air management problem. Similar to a cold glass on a hot day, condensation occurs whenever water vapor in warm air contacts a cold surface.  Condensation is often indicative of windows with a tight seal that do not allow moist air from inside your home to escape. So what can you do to minimize condensation while maintaining that tight, energy efficient seal?

Watch the below video for recommendations from Andersen Windows + Doors.  Check out the full “Understanding Condensation” video from Andersen Windows + Doors to learn more.

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Victoria Keichinger
Victoria Keichinger

Victoria Keichinger is the Vice President, Brand Marketing for Coldwell Banker Real Estate. When she's not managing national media and advertising for the Coldwell Banker brand at work, she finds herself most at home in Jersey City, NJ with her pre-school crush turned spouse and son. A true Francophile, she loves to travel and will go anywhere there are ski slopes.

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