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Re: [A/S] Plugging in an electric heater - Condensation in winter

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Subject: Re: [A/S] Plugging in an electric heater - Condensation in winter
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Date: Wed, 19 Dec 2001 23:47:28 EST
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Steve: Do you get a lot of condensation on your windows? I get enough to form 
puddles of water on the sills  that I need to wipe out every day during the 
cold weather.  Since the windows on my 79 are the type that open at the 
bottom and are hinged at the top it is not like I can just slide one a crack 
to let out the moisture.  Wondering what you do, do you leave the stove 
exhaust going? Crack a roof vent?
My concern is water rot and the water freezing. 
Thanks, Jim

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