My garage door continually sweats in the winter months and I have pooled water all winter on the floor. The garage door also freezes to the ground.
Do you have any ideas on how to stop the garage door from sweating?
My garage door continually sweats in the winter months and I have pooled water all winter on the floor. The garage door also freezes to the ground.
Do you have any ideas on how to stop the garage door from sweating?
With all these things against you, it's difficult, if not impossible to completely solve. There are 3 ways to minimize: 1/ Reduce the relative humidity inside the garage. This may be done by installing some sort of ventilation, perhaps controled by a humidity sensor. 2/ Not allow any surface to reach the dewpoint. Increasing the weatherstripping may help (Tis is done by elliminating the even colder air from cooling the inside surface). 3/ Move to a less severe climate. Such a situation is part of living in MN (or WI, where I live). It's part of the price we pay for living in these areas.