reducing condensation in shanty's?

[bido]

just what the subjest says anyone have tips of reducing condensation in shanty with  heaters and breathing ect. anything would help

[neho]

Not clear if your windows are glass or not? . mine are and im gonna try double payne. i'll try the weather strip shrink clear plastic first. make a frame to fit apply inside of hut, install such product 3M etc fasten.  Air space between two windows should help. if this is satisfactory try more permanent double glass sealed up really well. Good Luck.

[twodoggs]

Ventilation.

[Exudedude]

Twodoggs is right.. often if you are getting a lot of condensation it means that you are not ventilated well enough.  Which is not a good thing... I cant afford to give up any more brain cells!

[Jon]

  Do you keep a pot of water hot or on the stove all the time?
Do you cook a lot ? is your shanty a portable or permanent ?
   In my 1st shack if we didn't heat it up warm enough to dry it all out after drilling the holes we would have moisture. Just trying to help! "BE SAFE"

[1nunzio]

In my 6'x8' hard side ( which is insulated with 1 1/2 inch cert a foam in the walls, floor, roof ) I went ahead and put in 24"x24" argon gas filled thermal pane sliders. I also have 2) 2" diameter holes with adjustable covers at floor level, for added ventilation/combustion air. I heat with a Buddy or a Mr Heater Cooker on the real cold days. It can get cold in Northern Mn.  

[jigginstick]

 Be sure to ventilate it, and you should cut down on condensation problems.