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Don't forget the ice that forms on the inside surface of your glasses below about -10º. And the way you can be sweating on one part of your body even as anothe
by WildUtah 13y ago
Don't forget the ice that forms on the inside surface of your glasses below about -10º.
And the way you can be sweating on one part of your body even as another part is being frost-bitten. Then when you adjust your coats and scarfs the sweating part will cool down and the sweat will start to freeze leading to frostbite there, too.
- potatolicious 13y agoUgh. "Ice sweats" I call it. It's pretty bad when you've got a scarf wrapped around your face, and your breath condenses into ice that makes the scarf hard with ice. Then when you go indoors all the ice melts and your scarf turns into a goopy mess. Oh Ontario winters, how I do not miss thee.
- bdamm 13y agoGlobal warming will clean it up anyway.
- guyzero 13y agoI have seriously never encountered this problem. They fog up when you go from outdoor cold to a warm building, but I've never had my glasses ice up.