Assertion: condensation | /r/HasProperty | problem
Facets:
value: in the summer
type: TEMPORAL
value: in the winter
type: TEMPORAL
value: most often
type: DEGREE
value: in humid climates
type: LOCATION
value: in humid places
type: LOCATION
value: for all types of buildings
type: OTHER
value: in newer homes
type: LOCATION
value: obviously
type: DEGREE
value: in both period properties
type: LOCATION
value: very likely
type: DEGREE
value: rarely
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Why Condensation Is a Problem
text: If the dampness has disappeared, then condensation is very likely the problem.
text: Condensation is a problem in both period properties and newer homes, but what causes it and what can be done to prevent it?
text: While condensation is rarely a problem in the summer, the amount of water in the air (otherwise known as the humidity) inside our homes is higher during the colder months.
text: Condensation can be a problem because droplets can pool and destroy building materials, such as when condensed water chronically drains from a toilet and weakens the bathroom tile floor and subfloor.
text: Obviously, in humid places, condensation is a problem for all types of buildings, with wood-frame buildings being probably the most vulnerable.
text: Condensation on a toilet tank is most often a problem in the summer time in humid climates, but can also be a problem in the winter.
text: Condensation on a toilet tank is most often a problem in the summer time in humid climates, but can also be a problem in the winter.
text: Condensation may be a problem if you are experiencing: