[Cob] Cobbing at Water Woman Festival

[howard at earthandstraw.com]

My shower is outside and I love it ...until it gets down to freezing, but even in the 40s it is a pleasant experience.  

As for condensation think of a glass of iced tea, the warm air condenses moisture on the side of the cold glass.  So in a bathroom shower if the warm moisture laden air hits a cold enough wall or window you get condensation on that surface.  An exhaust fan works toward removing the moisture laden air.  Opening a window can work also but depending on the temperature and location of the window might not work as well.


Howard Switzer, Architect
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Linden, TN 37096
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  To: Ray Cirino 
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  Subject: Re: [Cob] Cobbing at Water Woman Festival


  Just a thought on condensation in a bathroom, open the window and if you 
  don't want the hot air in, then it is hot enough to have your shower 
  outside. Does consensation happen in the cold weather, I don't appear to 
  have a problem in winter but then we don't get very cold temperatures - 
  round Oo C. What do folk in very cold climates do