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Posted by cshenk on April 3, 2009, 11:15 am
"frank1492" wrote
> Sometimes..they are not thermal in any way....plain old window glass.
> Yes I see the condensate would run down on the *inside* of the
> window, but still a little hard to see how it would get down there as
> where the window meets the sill it is slanted down and outward.
Sounds like a caulking issue someplace but hard to tell. If there's a line
where 2 pieces meet (normally wood but could be wood and vinyl or metal) and
it seems to have no caulking, get some clear acrylic caulk (dries clear,
looks white when it goes on). Bead that in there and then run the back of a
spoon over it to even it up.
Oh, minor note. If you add your post to the bottom, its easier to track the
conversation. Just snip out what isnt needed and add the new to the bottom.
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> =A0 =A0 This has happened to a couple of my windows in a circa 1920's
> house. Where do I begin looking? I suspect there
> must be a fairly common reason.
> =A0 =A0 Thanks for your help!
> =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0Frank