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Subject Topic: Any tips about reducing condensation
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Personzivadog
22/4/2014 at 11:44pm
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I sleep with 2 big dogs(so to speak!) and have never had one drop of condensation in any tent,thats because regardless of time of year I always have good airflow


PersonCW52
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Thanks everyone, didn't have EHU, camping heater on until bedtime, kept vents open and didnt bury my head in sleeping bag, doesn't happen when its milder. just when its extra cold outside. Don't like the idea of running electric all night, even on low


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24/4/2014 at 5:36pm
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Easy buy a Polycotton or Cotton tent.

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Personspiritburner
24/4/2014 at 7:40pm
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Or a double skin one. I camp year round snow & all, in a polyester or silnylon tent of one size or other but they are all double skin. Condensation, if there is any, then isn't a problem.

Even cotton tents I've had in the past have been double skinned. I've always felt single skin cotton/canvas tents ('pods' excluded) required heavy fabric - ie more bulk & weight, are colder (I'm gobsmaked by the widespread need for heaters here, even in summer) & lack redundancy if leaks do start. Inners on double skinned tents can shed a bit of water if the fly leaks - whether cotton of synthetic.


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Which is why polycotton was introduced as it reduces the weight of the fabric. People feel the cold differently so if people feel the need for heaters then is that really a problem

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Personspiritburner
25/4/2014 at 12:09am
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No problem at all but I reserve the right to be gobsmacked.


Personclbewi
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Quote: Originally posted by Campernic on 21/4/2014
Do you have EHU? If you do take a small fan heater with a thermostat and leave it on the lowest setting all night.


That what we used to do when we had a tent, leave heater on all night so it clicks on and off as necessary. Never had a damp tent and there was 5 of us in there.



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