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You don't get frostbite sleeping in tent in the winter with suitable bedding or sleeping bag, so it shouldn't be a problem in a building. Changing clothes and c
by fulafel 5y ago
You don't get frostbite sleeping in tent in the winter with suitable bedding or sleeping bag, so it shouldn't be a problem in a building. Changing clothes and cleaning in winter camping works out as well.
- GavinMcG 5y agoThe response was about leaving the windows open. Do you leave the door of your tent open when you winter camp?
- fulafel 5y agoYou can have a similar amount of draft from open tent vents than would come from having an open window in a bedroom. Sometimes you do get hot in the tent if the weather is not as cold as you planned for and you only have a very warm sleeping bag...
- littlestymaar 5y ago> The response was about leaving the windows open. I think the response was mainly about confusing being “open” and being “wide open”. Nobody said you should let the wind enter your house (that'd be really inconvenient even at warm temperature “Oh! All my paper is gone”) but leaving them open enough to get enough air renewal to get rid of Covid aerosol won't get you wind chill.