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07-24-02, 07:38 AM

Roger King

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How do I stop water pipes in basement from sweating?

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07-24-02, 08:00 AM

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insulate them

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07-24-02, 10:03 AM

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Improve the ventilation in the basement (with a fan, if necessary).

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