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Another thing to check is your humidifier, make sure it's not the source for the moisture problem. Ask yourself how it's controlled and if it makes sense. Often they use a local humidistat that isn't accurate to begin with and it's location isn't effective. Disconnected the humidifier for a while and running the furnace fan more often and observing the change in humidity should tell you if there's an issue.
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