Why Windows Get Condensation on the Inside Every Morning

Why do your windows get condensation on the inside when it never rained outside? The water came from your own home: a family releases around ten litres of vapour into the air every day. You will learn how breathing, cooking, showers and drying clothes load the air with moisture, why warm air holds more of it, and why glass is the first surface to reach the dew point. The video explains what condensation on single and double glazing tells you, why sealed modern homes fog up more than old draughty ones, why damp appears in corners and behind wardrobes, how short bursts of ventilation help, and why a wet outer pane is a good sign. Chapters: 0:00 Water on the Inside Glass 1:09 Ten Litres of Vapour a Day 2:17 Why Glass Goes First 3:24 What Condensation Tells You 4:31 Sealed Houses Trap Moisture 5:37 Cold Corners and Damp 6:43 How to Reduce Condensation #EverydayScience #Physics #Home #Science