Condensation occurs when warm air collides with cold surfaces, or when theres too much humidity in your home. When excess moisture in the air surpasses the dew point, you get condensation. This can happen through a number of ways, such as:

• The water vapor content of the air
• Inside room temperature
• Outside temperature
• Internal and external humidity levels
• Cooking, doing laundry, or even just breathing

The more moisture in the air, the more likely it is that you will get condensation. The first place you will notice water condensation is on the windows, as warm air collides with a cold surface like a window, it will form water droplets. Adequate ventilation is the only way of preventing condensation. In order to reduce condensation, you must reduce the excess moisture in the property. There are ways to help prevent condensation in your home, such as wiping down windows and sills, drying clothes outside, and opening windows. However, in modern, busy lives, it can be difficult to keep on top of it, and in the British climate, the weather makes it difficult.

In summary, condensation is caused by a combination of factors, including humidity levels, temperature, and daily activities. To prevent condensation, it is important to reduce excess moisture in the air and maintain adequate ventilation.