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Condensation

Madriverrob said:
I have recently heard of someone making a snood from a micro fibre towel to catch condensation when in arctic cold conditions ......
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I'd imagine any piece of cotton could do the job given its qualities absorbing moisture. 👍
 
In arctic conditions people breath through an elephants trunk to get a bit warmer air.

I don't really see the problem to shake some ice of the tent in the morning.
 
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Ark79 said:
My dad use to light a couple of candles in the shed at winter times (believe he still dose ) for the same reason.....rather dangerous in a tent and ni impossible in a hammock right enough.
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UCO candle lamps? Use them all the time in my lavvu, with 8-10hr tealight candles...just enough to stop me tripping over stuff should I awake in the night.
 
Erbswurst said:
In arctic conditions people breath through an elephants trunk to get a bit warmer air.

I don't really see the problem to shake some ice of the tent in the morning.
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True that, I don't mind either 😂
 

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I'm sure most of us don't mind shaking a bit of ice from our tent or tarps , the OP was asking for tips to reduce the condensation . For my part my response was in connection to a recent experience in my hammock . I can live with a bit of condensation from my breathing but tips to help reduce it can only be a good idea .......:ninja:;)
 
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