The duct work in my attic quot;sweatsquot; when I have the AC on in the summerIt ends up dripping down the walls or stains my ceilingWhat can I do to stop that from happening?
Your doctor(s) should have remedied this properlyDid anyone of them tell you to (carefully) take stool softners or Milk of Magnesia? They also told me to drink lots of water, fruits and veggies (heavy), increase fiber, but she (doctor) told me not to eat a lot of high fiber bread, cereals or for that matter fiber vitamins because those to create more complications You should go to another doctor or request a specialist.
Try a GLUTEN FREE DIET for about a month if it helps continue itGluten can be found in wheat barley and ryeMany people have gluten insensitivities and don't even know itIt can cause many problems anywhere in your bodyI've had CROHNS DISEASE for 19 years, digestive problemsI quit eating gluten and it saved my life.
Insulating the duct is the only way to stop the condensationNeoprene type insulation is bestUse fiberglass ductwrap if that is too expensiveCompletely seal all ends and seamsIf any humidity can get under the insulation, it will condense on the duct and ruin the insulationDO NOT go to Home Depot for adviceI wouldn't ask them how to heat waterGo to an insulation supply store, or an insulation contractorRemember, you must completely seal the duct so no air can come into contact with it.
