condensation on vent
#1
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condensation on vent
There was condensation on the air vent in our bathroom. It's in the ceiling, and we haven't used that bathroom for two days, so we know it's not from a hot shower.
Could this be caused by a clogged condensate drain?
Thanks in advance!
Could this be caused by a clogged condensate drain?
Thanks in advance!
#2
This is possible if the clogged drain is directly above the bathroom vent.
I usually find that this is caused by outside air running backwards and entering the bathroom from outside. I usually seal the box to the ceiling (not the grill) and install a 5C523 backdraft damper in the 4 inch aluminum flex duct from the exhaust fan.
I usually find that this is caused by outside air running backwards and entering the bathroom from outside. I usually seal the box to the ceiling (not the grill) and install a 5C523 backdraft damper in the 4 inch aluminum flex duct from the exhaust fan.