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Originally Posted by freshnesschronic
It's the underside and near the trackwheel. No idea man, seriously. My hands aren't wet when I use it. Baffling.
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The point is the air in your house must be (very, very) humid. Does your bathroom open into the hallway, or to your bedroom? Do you spend the majority of the time with the door to your room closed?
You need to open a window, get some airflow going. Aside from that, you should also check for a leak in your water heater--those often live next to the air conditioner, and if there's open water next to the air intake, it will be blowing wet air throughout the house.