I have noticed that sometimes there is a little tiny bit of water on the floor directly under the lid edge as the Arizona temperatures start to climb. I checked the toilet for leaks everywhere including between where the tank meets the stool as well as underneath where the bolts hook the tank to the stool. There were no leaks anywhere. I also checked for any leaks coming from the toilet base that meets the floor. No leaks. I then ran my fingers between the tank lid and the tank where they meet. I felt condensation. What seems to be happening is that the lid gets moisture from the water in the tank and then trickles down the side of the tank onto the floor. I then checked that the Fluidmaster wasn't spraying the lid. It was functioning as it should. The underside of the tank lid did have condensation, but, not from any water spray.

Now to the questions. Does anyone know how to cure this problem? I have heard that it could be something to do with the inside temp of the home being too warm and creating condensation. Again, this does not happen any time other than when the weather gets warm(by warm I mean Arizona hot!).

Other than keeping my electric bills very high keeping my A/C on lower temps(cooler in house), are there any other means to stop the condensation?

A side note: the tank lid has condensation only underneath it, not on top of the lid. The oustide of the lid and tank do not have condensation

Sorry this post is so long, but, I wanted to give as much information as I could.

Thank you,
Joe



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