We get moisture on our windows at night when it gets cold. Ice even builds up on the inside of the windows if it gets below maybe 10 degrees outside. Our house is 9 years old and is sealed pretty tight. I built some inside storms for one set of windows and that really helped. I was just wondering if maybe a ventilation system, like a Venmar might be a better solution. It is hard to believe we have high humidity in the house in the winter time when the humidity is so low outside and the skin dries out so quickly. I have checked the humidity in the house and don't remember the numbers but it didn't seem very high, like 30% maybe. So why are the windows icing up? Do I need indoor storms on all my windows or is there a better solution?
Andy Arhelger