H2O is definitely a by-product of combustion, but the amount of condensation is also dependent on the relative humidity of the area where you are camping, the temperature, the number of breathing bodies, etc. I usually find there is less when I am camping in the dryer southwest and more over around the coast. At my chronologically advanced annular condition, I don't breathe very much and have to take my pulse in the morning to see if there is any point in getting up. Jerry |
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