Why Cold Water Pipes Sweat: Condensation Causes and Prevention Tips
Condensation forms when warm, humid air contacts a cold surface (pipe). The air cools, can't hold moisture, and water droplets form.
Factors Increasing Sweating
- Colder pipe temperature
- Higher ambient humidity
- Stagnant air (poor ventilation)
Prevention
- Insulate cold water lines.
- Improve ventilation in pipe areas.
- Use a dehumidifier.
- Keep water supply temperature as warm as feasible.
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