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Can Cold Surfaces Pull Moisture From Dry Air?

When water vapor from the air condenses on an interior surface that is lower than the dew point temperature, a moisture magnet is the result
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Indoor Relative Humidity and Window Condensation

A practical solution to preventing wood-framed windows from sweating in a tight house

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Can Cold Surfaces Pull Moisture From Dry Air?