This is a great deal of moisture, and it can create serious indoor moisture and mold problems.

Another potential source of indoor moisture is the clothes dryer.

Other sources of indoor moisture may surprise you.

The only real choices to reduce indoor moisture is air changes with dryer outside air or a dehumidifier.

This indoor moisture migrates toward the drier air outdoors.

Asthma is heightened due to condensation, moisture, humidity, and water intrusion, which all contribute to indoor moisture.

Both of these are important in order to decrease indoor moisture due to humidity caused by the activities occurring in these indoor spaces.

The most common sources of indoor moisture at the base of walls in buildings is from defective ground and surface drainage.

Blisters showing bare wood underneath are usually caused by indoor moisture migrating outward through the walls.

This indoor moisture migrates toward its drier counterpart.