Should an aluminum storm door frost up? I got a topical storm door recently and be surprised to find...
I got a topical storm door recently and be surprised to find the inside of it frosted up every morning. My inside door is wooden, and fits very tightly, so I know nearby is no air leak around it. Do you think the high temperature from inside goes through the wood? I can't see that going on as the cold certainly cannot be feel from the inside. I would rather not own to replace it with a steel door but I'm worried almost all that moisture surrounded by between.
Answers: It's probably a bit of warm moist nouns escaping from inside between the wood door and jamb. Not knowing how bad it is, it probably isn't profusely to worry roughly. Try adding some weather stripping to the wood door jamb, beforehand springing for a new door.
anything can frost up