Heres the deal, Just bought a house and the duct work is in the atticonce we started moving in we noticed water dripping from vents in ceilingWell we went and bought duct work insolation and reinsulated everything, In the process we noticed water damaged and what do you kow we ended up with a hole in the middle of the living room ceilingWell we got that repaired and got all the insolation doneWater is still dripping and is starting to make water marks on the ceilings around the ventsWe have ventalation up there and have rechecked our insolation work and everything is covered and tightI really want to get this figured out before we have more water damage to the ceilingNo one seems to know why it is still dripping So if anyone can help me I really need itPLEASE why could it still be dripping?????
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Condensation happens due to dew pointThat is the time when the temperature of your duct work is within 3 degrees of the ambient temperature of the surrounding airIn other words, your duct work is cooler than the air surrounding itSomehow, you either have to cool the air in the attic to a closer temperature the duct work is, or heavily insulate the ductworkI suspect your duct work insulation is still not good enough.
