Many activities you do inside your homes produce moisture. Laundry, exercise, dish washing, and even breathing contribute to the increase of moisture levels of the air in your home. As the moisture in the air evaporates, it rises and can often get trapped in between your attic and the underside of your roof’s underlay (also called underlayment). Condensation happens when the moisture in the warm air inside meets the colder temperature of the roof outside. When the temperature outside [...]