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Ice forming inside windows
I noticed inside my windows that there's a pretty significant amount of ice (see pic below). Granted, this was taken last week when Chicago was insanely cold, but I also had a tenant complain about the same thing a couple weeks ago and mention that the window was really drafty.
I have tried using weather stripping but it doesn't completely solve the problem. I would really like to avoid replacing these windows but am looking for solutions to improve the insulation. Anyone have any advice?
Thanks in advance!