Possible your regular door is leaking warm air from inside. Warm air hits the cool glass on the storm door and condensates. May need to weatherstrip your door.
That is because it is colder outside than inside the house. If there is any of the warm inside air escaping around the door, or even opening the door, the heat will cause the condensation. I get that on the door to our driveway on the side of our house. I don't hardly ever see it on the front door since it is rarely used.
We have a glass storm door. It has always fogged up or frosted over. I have drilled holes at the bottom for circulation but that did not help. Lowed humidity in the h...
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The jamb bracket was always loose, so I had to keep using longer and longer screws to make it stronger. Over time the wood completely got eroded, left with a gaping h...
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Look at these links and see if this helps you. Good luck and have a great holiday!
https://homeguides.sfgate.com/stop-condensation-aluminum-door-threshold-30270.html
https://www.stanekwindows.com/17-window-condensation-solutions.aspx
Seems like something wasn’t sealed correctly. I would contact whoever installed it
Hmmm. Again, I would google it.
Possible your regular door is leaking warm air from inside. Warm air hits the cool glass on the storm door and condensates. May need to weatherstrip your door.
That is because it is colder outside than inside the house. If there is any of the warm inside air escaping around the door, or even opening the door, the heat will cause the condensation. I get that on the door to our driveway on the side of our house. I don't hardly ever see it on the front door since it is rarely used.