High indoor humidity
Compare this possibility with weather, room use, height and any nearby services before acting.
Condensation is liquid water forming when humid indoor air meets a cold surface. Timing is often the strongest clue.
Use several clues together. A single stain or reading rarely proves the cause.
The same visible symptom can have very different causes. Look for the clue that best fits timing and location.
Compare this possibility with weather, room use, height and any nearby services before acting.
Compare this possibility with weather, room use, height and any nearby services before acting.
Compare this possibility with weather, room use, height and any nearby services before acting.
Water droplets on the room side of glass or other cold surfaces point strongly toward humid indoor air meeting a cold surface.
The same visible symptom can come from different moisture sources. Use timing, position and nearby building/plumbing details to narrow it down.
Is it mostly mornings or colder weather?
Is extraction working after showers/cooking?
What does a hygrometer show over time?
The symptom tells you where to look. Timing and building context help identify why it is happening.
Possible causeCondensation & humidityMore likely when the surface is cold and the pattern is seasonal.Explore →
Possible causeRain penetrationMore likely when the patch changes during or after wet weather.Explore →
Possible causePlumbing leakMore likely around water services or where the weather makes no difference.Explore →Only products that support the investigation or an appropriate fix are shown here. An active leak or building defect still needs repairing.
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