Sweaty Walls

Sweaty walls refer to condensation buildup on interior surfaces, typically caused by  temperature differentials between the indoor and outdoor environments. When warm, moist indoor air  comes into contact with cooler wall surfaces, it can lead to condensation forming on the walls,  appearing as droplets or wet patches. This occurrence is particularly common in areas with high  humidity levels or inadequate ventilation, such as bathrooms, kitchens, or poorly insulated spaces. 

Sweaty walls not only indicate excess moisture but can also become a breeding ground for mold,  mildew, and potential structural damage if left unaddressed. To prevent this, it's essential to ensure  proper ventilation, adequate insulation, and control of indoor humidity levels. Installing ventilation  systems like exhaust fans in moisture-prone areas, using dehumidifiers, and improving insulation can  help mitigate the problem. Regular inspection of walls for signs of condensation and promptly  addressing any issues with moisture intrusion or inadequate ventilation can prevent long-term damage  and maintain a healthy indoor environment for your home.

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