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Cold air holds less water than dry, AC is great for drying, also saunas are super dry. Heating up ACed air would be ultra dry. You mean that the wet rainy Seat
by aeonik 2y ago
Cold air holds less water than dry, AC is great for drying, also saunas are super dry. Heating up ACed air would be ultra dry.
You mean that the wet rainy Seattle weather combined with jungle like south east make a bad moisture combo, right?
- grogenaut 2y agotake something metal, get it really cold, wheel it out into a steam room or a sauna where someone just poured a bucket of water on the rocks... tons of moisture is gong to condense on the metal, and in all the gaps and tracks inside